truck on side/oileverywhere, what do i need to do?
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truck on side/oileverywhere, what do i need to do?
so i flipped my yota, oil leaked everwhere but refilled with oil and truck ran normal. it happened in the mountains so i had to drive it home about 100miles or so and it seemed fine.
i changed the oil and air filter and found oil to be in the air box and intake tube all the way the throttle body.
so where do i even begin to look for problems? what do i need to clean/replace? if maf sensor was covered with the oil can i clean or must it be replaced? should i seafoam? would it help?
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i changed the oil and air filter and found oil to be in the air box and intake tube all the way the throttle body.
so where do i even begin to look for problems? what do i need to clean/replace? if maf sensor was covered with the oil can i clean or must it be replaced? should i seafoam? would it help?
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should be fine. just do an engine flush with stuff from a parts store, steam clean the engine compartment, let the alternator and stuff dry, then start it and see if its leakin at all. engines arent normally damaged by a roll, its just the body that takes a beating....
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If she runs and drives fine, nothing to worry about. You may want to remove the intake hose and the air cleaner assy, just to clean them out and remove all the oil. Other wise your truck may smoke a tiny bit for a while as it sucks all the rest of that oil in. It will not hurt your engine, just make your truck stink lol.
Biggest thing to worry about in a rollover is hydrolock, and sounds like you avoided that. In the future, if you roll it, pull the plugs before you attempt to start it or you can do serious damage to the internals.
Biggest thing to worry about in a rollover is hydrolock, and sounds like you avoided that. In the future, if you roll it, pull the plugs before you attempt to start it or you can do serious damage to the internals.
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if it sucks in a little oil, ive heard it will actually lubricate the internals. in a SUPER small amount.. im not talking about pouring a quart of 10w30 in the gas tank or the carb, but maybe a teaspoon in 13 or 14 gallons. after i rolled mine totally over, and the oil and stuff leaked out, the engine ran better than it ever did. what i have been doing is every 10 fill ups i put half a gallon of 2 cycle dirtbike gasoline in the tank... smokes a little bit when it hits the 2 cycle, but after it stops smoking you notice a change in RPMS, HP, Temp, Tq.
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Did you pull the sparkplugs. I am guessing you don't need to but might be worth your while to replace them or at least make sure they are not having oil issies (or one of them isn't and you are misfiring on one cylinder)
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89s don't have a MAF sensor so there is no problem with that. I would just take the intake off and clean it out. Any oil inside the engine would just drain back down into the crankcase. I can't see any reason to use Seafoam.
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if it sucks in a little oil, ive heard it will actually lubricate the internals. in a SUPER small amount.. im not talking about pouring a quart of 10w30 in the gas tank or the carb, but maybe a teaspoon in 13 or 14 gallons. after i rolled mine totally over, and the oil and stuff leaked out, the engine ran better than it ever did. what i have been doing is every 10 fill ups i put half a gallon of 2 cycle dirtbike gasoline in the tank... smokes a little bit when it hits the 2 cycle, but after it stops smoking you notice a change in RPMS, HP, Temp, Tq.
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