[BSADBD34]

I was one of the lucky ones with a truck that produced oil. I have not read a post that actually verified the root cause of this issue so I am starting a new thread. I took my truck in for the 2nd time to a different dealer and I got a response I liked.:$: The diesel tech said that he noticed a noisy injector (cracked or leaky) and said that this was most likely the cause of the problem. Next Friday I take it in, they are going to replace the noisy injector and test/inspect the others. I will keep you all posted on what actually happens and what they find.

 

[03huffer]

I was one of the lucky ones with a truck that produced oil. I have not read a post that actually verified the root cause of this issue so I am starting a new thread. I took my truck in for the 2nd time to a different dealer and I got a response I liked.:$: The diesel tech said that he noticed a noisy injector (cracked or leaky) and said that this was most likely the cause of the problem. Next Friday I take it in, they are going to replace the noisy injector and test/inspect the others. I will keep you all posted on what actually happens and what they find.

I had one inject to do that on my old 03 5.9 and within 5 miles it pumped one gallon of diesel into the crankcase. Dealer replaced the injector under warranty and no more problems for 90,000 miles before I sold it.:w:

 

[Dale_K]

Mine builds up a little too. I thought it might have something to do with the extra fuel being pushed into the engine during regeneration but that's just my guess. I was going to get an oil sample when they drain at the next oil change and send it off for analysis to see how much fuel dilution is taking place.