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Old 07-09-2015, 02:31 PM
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Air and fuel filters OK? Had an illegal come into the parts store with an air filter holding about 1 inch of crap packed on the outside, all I got out of him was"Bobcat lose power".
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We aren't sure about reverse because where we work is uphill. Its a mix of black smoke and white. Also, there is a (what I think it might be) a breather that goes up to the valve cover, and comes down the side of the engine, just shoots a "stream" of white smoky looking stuff. Not sure why it does that.
I'm going to let J-Mech continue diagnosing this one wanted to throw in my to see if I'm on track if this were my problem. Sounds like that's a breather hose and the "stream of white smokey looking stuff" sounds to me like there might be a gasket that's leaking antifreeze into the oil. Could also be a something with a piston allowing compression to enter areas of the engine it should. Have you checked/smelled/looked at the oil to see how it's doing?

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Air and fuel filters OK? Had an illegal come into the parts store with an air filter holding about 1 inch of crap packed on the outside, all I got out of him was"Bobcat lose power".
Thats what the air filter on this looked like. So we replaced it. No fuel filter.
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Old 07-09-2015, 02:36 PM
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Go here........ AC Forum

I am quite sure the experts there can handle this problem.
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We had a diesel in with symptoms similar to what you describe and it turned out the muffler was plugged almost solid.
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Thats what the air filter on this looked like. So we replaced it. No fuel filter.
WHAT!?!?! No fuel filter?
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WHAT!?!?! No fuel filter?
Its not mine. Lets just say his mechanic doesn't know much it, so me and my friend are trying to see if we can help at all.
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Old 07-09-2015, 02:40 PM
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We had a diesel in with symptoms similar to what you describe and it turned out the muffler was plugged almost solid.
Ok we'll check that out too. Thanks Tim!
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You just failed diesel engines 101. If you can't figure this out you need to pack up the tools and never get them out again. Good luck!
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Old 07-09-2015, 02:53 PM
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All right well Tim, 64fleetside, and Jim, thanks for the help guys. I'll take a look at those things and put on a filter.
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