That or you ran it with coolant in the oil for a while.......
Coolant will take out the bearings like that. Flake the Babbitt right off .
Cat c15 Sdp rebuild help
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by dustinbrock, Jun 8, 2018.
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I don't think there was coolant in the oil, seemed combustion was getting in via a blown seal at the very top of a sleeve, no coolant was going into my pistons or oil that I'm aware of.
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It was pressurizing your cooling system like a coffee perk and you ran it like that for months. No reason coolant cant go into the cylinder after you shut truck off.
You dont need much coolant in the oil to take out the bearings over time. Run it long enough and you'll spin one .pushbroom, Oxbow, SAR and 1 other person Thank this. -
it was this top seal that blew, combustion was entering was seeping between the top of the liner and the head gasket and entering via the flange area.... after shutting down the motor, I don't see how coolant could defy gravity and travel upwards into the cylinder chamber? The bottom o rings were all intact, this explains why the combustion gas tests I did failed.
I guess if the head gasket was blown, maybe it took out a water jacket also which could have let coolant in.
I hope that's the issue, would be a easier fix... I'll just have to measure everything real good when putting it back together to be sure. -
When you shut the engine off the pressure in cooling system is at cap spec, 16psi?? You dont think coolant wont go back into where the combustion gas got out???? Yours was really blown good too.
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The pressurized cooling system would push coolant after you shut the engine off is what I think @swaan was referring to.
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You make a good point swaan... Yeah it was blown to smitherines. I was honestly expecting more damage than I have found from pushing it as far as I did but for me... It made alot of sense to risk it.
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The more you show, this is looking like a awful good candidate for a complete engine. My fear would be the crank is fatigued and would break soon, like we have all seen a time or two.
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My cam.......
Has 610k miles and 21k hours on it now. We did the cam and the rocker.....about a year ago
3 injectors one at a time and a couple of water pumps and a air compressor......not 2 bad for a sdp....Oxbow and dustinbrock Thank this.
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