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Posted by Allan in NE on December 03, 2004 at 15:11:52 from (64.187.91.72):
Need your thoughts, Went in to check on how my 966 O/H was coming along. The engine had antifreeze in the oil and the guys tell me that this is not only hard on the bearings (which were whipped), but also it is hard on the injection pump. Although the pump is working fine now, it could fail in the near furture, or then again, it might not. They said that they just want me to be aware of it. Okay, I tell 'em to put one on. They say no, why do it now? It is working perfectly the way it is, but the potential is certainly there. Should I just tell 'em to plant a new pump on 'er anyway, while they got it in there? Allan
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