I'll have to look that up. Having never worked on these big diesels before, a lot of the terminology is Greek to me. I did adhere strictly to the instructions rawze gave in the video.
ISX injectors and overhead
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by HoneyBadger67, Nov 24, 2019.
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I thought he was just referring to the check spec for a top end set vs the spec you set them to if you are adjusting it.spsauerland Thanks this.
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Could be, and that is a very wide spec!pushbroom Thanks this.
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Makes ya wonder why you are so picky during a top set eh? Lolspsauerland Thanks this.
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Especially after going through a genuine Cummins Recon engine from Mexico. Just did long block ISM that comes without jakes and needed bridges and injector adjuster screws. Don't think the use a 6 in/lb wrench, but maybe a 60 ft/lb because they were tight!pushbroom Thanks this.
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I may have to put you on 'ignore', #### it....
After replacing what appeared to be the faulty injector, I was still finding fuel in the oil. I finally had a chance to get the truck into a shop and they found a hairline crack in the number two injector port.
I also had them drop the pan to check rod and main bearings. Bearings were shot, crank wasn't damaged though.
Attached are pictures of a couple of the bearings.spsauerland and pushbroom Thank this. -
I'd say I was extremely fortunate that none of them spun.
I'm also going to give an endorsement to Schmid and Sons in David City, NE. Ten days from the time I dropped the truck off it was ready to go back to work.spsauerland, pushbroom and Goodysnap Thank this. -
Positive feedback about a repair shop...…..gotta love it.
Seems you only hear about the bad ones...…….kuddo'sspsauerland, pushbroom, QUALITYTRUCK and 1 other person Thank this. -
Bearings are getting pretty bad. Sucks ya had to do the head and the injector.
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I figure the only thing that saved the crank was being in a bath of diluted oil. If I'd tried to keep the fuel/oil at its proper level, the crank would probably have been toast, too.
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