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7050 Water in Oil

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    Posted: 22 Oct 2010 at 3:46pm

I recently topped off my 7050 with antifreeze, changed the oil and other fluids.  The next day I checked the oil and to my supprise I find a milky dipstick.  Now when I checked the oil the first day it was fine, but milky the next.  The antifreeze in the radiator had also gone down.  Now I left the water in the rad. at the same level and changed the oil again this time no water in the oil.  Can you tell me if there is a gasket bad somewhere that might cause this?  I dont think its a head gasket because the water dosent enter the oil pan unless the Rad. is completely full.   It runs fine and dosent get over 190 degrees.  with the low coolent.  The only problem is the coolent is to low to heat the cab on cold days. 

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If it was mine, I'd fill the radiator full and pump it up with a radiator pump-up tester and pull the oil pan and see where/which sleeve it's coming thru. The 426 isn't really known for sleeve O-ring failure where I come from, but that's what I think it is. Oil cooler failure would have oil in the radiator and coolant in the oil.
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In our area we see alot of sleeve oring leak on 426s.    MACK
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Thanks Guys that gives me a place to start.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Troy Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 Oct 2010 at 7:17am
we have a fair amount on 426 engines leaking coolant into oil. i think it has something to do with the water mixed with the antifreeze. use distilled water. my 2 cents
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