
Neohio
Beast of the East
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Pull the skid plates off.
Drain the engine oil. Inspect oil filter housing for debris.
If sand/silt etc found, remove lower oil pan and clean out what you find.
These engines are robust. I had one in my shop that sucked fine sand from Michigan down it's throat. It had some cyl wall scoring.
I was working on the subtrans for the owner. I did end up changing the oil, cleaning oil pan etc.
Owner ended up trading it in not long after.
Drain the engine oil. Inspect oil filter housing for debris.
If sand/silt etc found, remove lower oil pan and clean out what you find.
These engines are robust. I had one in my shop that sucked fine sand from Michigan down it's throat. It had some cyl wall scoring.
I was working on the subtrans for the owner. I did end up changing the oil, cleaning oil pan etc.
Owner ended up trading it in not long after.