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P Pump Leaking Fuel Into Oil. The leak will be faster with the fuel pressure raised. It is only leakage between the injector and fuel. When you get the diaphragm and the spring out you will see a rubber gasket that the rod on the diaphragm pass up through to hook to the pump arm, this is where the oil is getting. The line running from the back of the pump is actually the oil feed line, it drains through the front of the pump into the gear case. It sounds like that is happening on your truck already, but if you fix that, you. Now it’s back at the dealer and they say its one of three things: 1) a bad replacement injector (which would be covered by their. I fixed my vacuum pump problem so no more oil out the blow by. You can run the fuel into a pail and with dye added to the fuel. It is very rare for an injector to leak, the o rings leak, so does the. There really shouldn't be much fuel in there, and it would be at a pretty low pressure. I didn't change anything except draining the old oil from the pump but the problem got a lot worse.

Now it’s back at the dealer and they say its one of three things: You can run the fuel into a pail and with dye added to the fuel. The leak will be faster with the fuel pressure raised. It is very rare for an injector to leak, the o rings leak, so does the. When you get the diaphragm and the spring out you will see a rubber gasket that the rod on the diaphragm pass up through to hook to the pump arm, this is where the oil is getting. It is only leakage between the injector and fuel. The line running from the back of the pump is actually the oil feed line, it drains through the front of the pump into the gear case. I fixed my vacuum pump problem so no more oil out the blow by. There really shouldn't be much fuel in there, and it would be at a pretty low pressure. It sounds like that is happening on your truck already, but if you fix that, you.

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P Pump Leaking Fuel Into Oil I fixed my vacuum pump problem so no more oil out the blow by. It sounds like that is happening on your truck already, but if you fix that, you. It is only leakage between the injector and fuel. You can run the fuel into a pail and with dye added to the fuel. I didn't change anything except draining the old oil from the pump but the problem got a lot worse. The leak will be faster with the fuel pressure raised. It is very rare for an injector to leak, the o rings leak, so does the. I fixed my vacuum pump problem so no more oil out the blow by. The line running from the back of the pump is actually the oil feed line, it drains through the front of the pump into the gear case. Now it’s back at the dealer and they say its one of three things: When you get the diaphragm and the spring out you will see a rubber gasket that the rod on the diaphragm pass up through to hook to the pump arm, this is where the oil is getting. There really shouldn't be much fuel in there, and it would be at a pretty low pressure. 1) a bad replacement injector (which would be covered by their.