How long did it set? If it got to much oil, that can cause problems. If it set for awhile, your fuel may be no good.
Seems like you have more then one problem there. Do you know exactly where the oil/water mixture is coming from?
I am going to try and check tomorrow if it isnt raining. Ill know more then. I just cant understand why the truck was running so well? I thought perhaps a freeze plug. But that wouldnt have filled my oil pan. One thing about the truck. It did have a bad back main seal when I parked it. It also didnt have the flange that is between the flywheel and the starter. Mostly due to how many times I have had to take the starter off and on. I first thought when I saw it leakking that it was water that had built up in the bell housing due to no flange.
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exactly where did the liquid come out of the back of the engine? and - was the vehicle parked on some steep incline or? was the hood covering the engine or was engine exposed to the outside environment? more details please..
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It has set for probably 2 years or so. I decided to get it cranked. I thought I had got all the gas out of the tank,the gas had a very old smell.
The hood has been down on the truck, but it had been parked on a incline the whole time it sat. When I pulled the oil stick it showed no oil. So I added a quart. We poured a bit of fuel in the carb and rolled it off the hill. It sat and idled fine. When I pulled up the hood to see if the carb was leaking, there was I suspect oil or water coming out of the rear of the engine. The truck was parked on level ground at this time so I checked the oil and it was over full. The funny thing about it is, it hadnt lost that much water out of the radiator. Before I cranked it, I could see the water/ anti.
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