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Old 04-11-2010, 10:31   #1 (permalink)
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Default Noise in ldt engine - wild thing gun truck

The truck started making a loud howling noise when coming back from Willow Run Air Show in Aug. Sounded like a generator or turbo bearing but louder. We eliminated the Generator, water pump, air pump by removing the belts. The turbo checked out ok. Had to be the power steering pump? Pulled the radiator and took the pump off - it's ok. We have been using a stethoscope to pin point the noise. The noise was everywhere we listened. Looked at the harmonic balancer and definitely bad. The rubber in it was bad and it was completely loose. We had to take 2 of the 4 bolts out on the front mount on the block. Jacked up the engine and changed the harmonic balancer. We decided to change the oil. After pulling the front plug, found ball bearings in the oil bucket. Ended up there's an idler gear between the gear on the crank and the oil pump. We got the pan off which had lots of ball bearings, washers spring clips and stuff. The gear was still on the shaft flopping around. I don’t know how it didn’t tear up the gear on the pump and the crank. We have spare engine for parts. We had what we needed to fix it. Previously we have driven about 300 miles and the oil pressure never changed. Why it didn't do more damage is beyond me. Just thought I would share what Dar and I have been doing since Fri. at 9:30 am. We got it fired up Sat. at 6:00 pm. Today we’re putting the radiator and stuff back together today!! Randall Recht
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SO this is an LDT or an LDS? Glad you didn't loose the motor.
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It is an LDT I Think we were lucky . Just got back from a road test all is good . I'll post a picture of what the junk parts came out
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Sounds like you were real lucky. That's a lot of heavy metal to be loose and rolling around in the oil pan!
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If its a 5ton, and the airfilter is mounted on the fender, id say LDS.
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Josh thanks for the input , it is a LDT it's a 1968 .I have a LDS in my deuce it didn't come that way. Here's some pic's of what we replaced
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Hey Randy,
Glad to hear that it was not worse. Will I see you in Carlisle in Aug???
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Any pics of that balancer?
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