I have a 2006 Volvo vnl with a d12 engine with 960000 miles, recently out of nothing, I got a lot of oil going in to the coolant tank. I took truck to the mechanic, and the first thing I was told is the oil cooler, so they took it apart and found out that the oil cooler is fine and instead found oil coming out of the little hole at the bottom of the rear piston sleeve, so they told me the mixing is happening in there and my truck needs an overhaul. any help or advice is appreciated. Anyone had a similar problem? Thanks in advance.
2006 volvo vnl heavy amount of oil going to coolant tank!
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by saulhdz, Jan 18, 2018.
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I’m not a heavy truck mechanic but coolant/oil exchange at the sleeve sounds off. I would at the very least talk to another Volvo shop and see what they say. Is it an automatic trans? The Volvo car I had a long while back had that problem but it was mixing inside the radiator where it cooled the transmission fluid.
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I forgot to mention, I had the radiator replaced two weeks ago due to leaking, but is engine oil not transmission oil and is going in heavy amounts like half a gallon in two days... Its a13 speed eaton.
Last edited: Jan 18, 2018
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Cracked sleeve sounds like
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So I need an engine overhaul?
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Pretty much. Did the shop drop the oil pan ?
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no, also what is the reason that happen, is it because cold starts? because it happened in the winter.
Last edited: Jan 18, 2018
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