Questions & Answers for: fuel oil pan damage engine

...the oil pressure switch so that if you lose oil pressure,it kills the fuel pump to prevent engine damage.You may have to prime the oil system to get it to run.Hope this helps you.Good luck, ...

...oil pan seal replaced as well as the fuel filter. Thanks in advance! P1133 - Heated Oxygen Sensor (HO2S) Insufficient Switching Bank 1 Sensor 1 I would have the repair shop see if they either damaged ...

remove plugs and see if any are wet or smell strongly of fuel. Change oil immediately or fuel will damage engine bearings. On the up-side, if no damage has been done, you now have a very clean oil pan

...fuel pump oil seal damaged automatically diesel mixed with oil 2.If hydro gear pump connected with engine timing cover,oil seal for that pump once got damaged the hydralic oil goes into the engine ...

...Fuel Injected 5.0L and 5.8L Engines - Oil Pan Drain the cooling system. CAUTION When draining the coolant, keep in mind that cats and dogs are attracted by ethylene glycol antifreeze and are quite ...

...fuel hoses,harness and connectors,drive belts, power steering reservoir,alternator and bracelet,upper radiator hose and,air doct,front exhaust tube,intake manifold collector supports,collector and ...

Fuel System ).Install the fan shroud.Fill the crankcase.Fill and bleed the cooling system.Fig.: 5.0L and 5.8L engine oil pan gaskets and seals1987 5.8L Engine With 4-Bbl. CarburetorRemove the oil

...fuel hoses, harness and connectors, drive belts, power steering reservoir, alternator and bracket, upper radiator hose, air duct, front exhaust tube, intake manifold collector supports, collector and ...

...sensor will actually kill the fuel pump to prevent engine damage when it senses a low oil level for the engine. Given the items you've replaced thus far, this would now be my primary suspect for

...fuel pump would probably stop when oil pressure drops, but it would take a few seconds to loose enough pressure for the engine to stop. In that time you could damage the engine bearings. You won't ...