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M820 LIVES!!! - YouTube
Big thanks to rwbrown71, setoyota and willwagner!
Just for future reference, I followed this post to get the valves and injectors set right. Specifically, followed what willwagner posted and relayed via a phone call. Will, you are the man!
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More than likely it went right by the rings and into the oil. I'm about 99% sure this is what happened since there were an extra 5 gallons of something in the oil when I drained it. It was about as thin as water and smelled exactly like diesel. The poor thing was leaking "oil" from every seal...
Fuel leak fixed. Batteries charged. 38 outside and she fired up and ran for about 10 minutes. The engine miss is GONE for sure. Smoke is about 75% less but I still have the top end to get dialed in. Picked up a brand new Craftsman torque wrench Saturday just for the valve/injector...
After fixing the fuel leak that I caused, that is the next thing on the list.
Wolf, I think my fuel-in-oil problem is from the cylinder that had both intake and exhaust valves disconnected/not moving. Imagine that injector firing with no intake or exhaust. It is a miracle that something...
Figured out one of the problems. Some knuckle head didn't have the push rods seated under the intake and exhaust rocker arms. They were moving up an down from the cam follower - just not opening any valves. I don't want to even think about all that fuel going in there with no way to get out...
I came down to visit the m820. We spent some time checking things over and after replacing the batteries got her started. There is a definite miss on idle and she smokes like mad at idle and through the rpm range. I even get some sparks and a bit of flame from the exhaust. Anyone have any...