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The question I have is this. Do the prechambers ever need to be replaced or just removed, cleaned, & reassembled? Or is it purely happenstance if one needs replaced?
There's only one leaking badly enough to cause any running problems but a few more have some goo starting to form around them. My plan has changed a few times for this because my wife is going back to work this week and won't get a paycheck for a few weeks. My plan was to just tear it apart and replace all the chambers after we had some $$ in the bank but now I'm hoping I can Justin clean all the carbon out, clean the chambers up real nice, replace the glow plugs, and continue driving until I have an engine swap plan in place(and a second car/truck).
I can't tear it apart, inspect, then order parts. I can't be without my car for that long. This needs to be one continuous process. So, do I bite the bullet and replace them, just replace the one leaking badly, or clean everything really well and reassemble?
Unfortunately my car doesn't care about any plans I had for it and the prechambers have started to leak enough that it runs terribly. I can limp it around for a few days but later in the week I'm going to tear it apart and clean all the carbon out and replace the glow plugs.
The question I have is this. Do the prechambers ever need to be replaced or just removed, cleaned, & reassembled? Or is it purely happenstance if one needs replaced?
There's only one leaking badly enough to cause any running problems but a few more have some goo starting to form around them. My plan has changed a few times for this because my wife is going back to work this week and won't get a paycheck for a few weeks. My plan was to just tear it apart and replace all the chambers after we had some $$ in the bank but now I'm hoping I can Justin clean all the carbon out, clean the chambers up real nice, replace the glow plugs, and continue driving until I have an engine swap plan in place(and a second car/truck).
I can't tear it apart, inspect, then order parts. I can't be without my car for that long. This needs to be one continuous process. So, do I bite the bullet and replace them, just replace the one leaking badly, or clean everything really well and reassemble?
raysorenson
06-06-2017, 05:10 PM #3I've never personally experienced a leaking PC but goo doesn't sound like a typical symptom.
(06-04-2017, 11:28 AM)the D Unfortunately my car doesn't care about any plans I had for it and the prechambers have started to leak enough that it runs terribly. I can limp it around for a few days but later in the week I'm going to tear it apart and clean all the carbon out and replace the glow plugs.
The question I have is this. Do the prechambers ever need to be replaced or just removed, cleaned, & reassembled? Or is it purely happenstance if one needs replaced?
There's only one leaking badly enough to cause any running problems but a few more have some goo starting to form around them. My plan has changed a few times for this because my wife is going back to work this week and won't get a paycheck for a few weeks. My plan was to just tear it apart and replace all the chambers after we had some $$ in the bank but now I'm hoping I can Justin clean all the carbon out, clean the chambers up real nice, replace the glow plugs, and continue driving until I have an engine swap plan in place(and a second car/truck).
I can't tear it apart, inspect, then order parts. I can't be without my car for that long. This needs to be one continuous process. So, do I bite the bullet and replace them, just replace the one leaking badly, or clean everything really well and reassemble?
what car/engine are you talking about?
Austincarnut
06-06-2017, 08:31 PM #4(06-04-2017, 11:28 AM)the D Unfortunately my car doesn't care about any plans I had for it and the prechambers have started to leak enough that it runs terribly. I can limp it around for a few days but later in the week I'm going to tear it apart and clean all the carbon out and replace the glow plugs.
The question I have is this. Do the prechambers ever need to be replaced or just removed, cleaned, & reassembled? Or is it purely happenstance if one needs replaced?
There's only one leaking badly enough to cause any running problems but a few more have some goo starting to form around them. My plan has changed a few times for this because my wife is going back to work this week and won't get a paycheck for a few weeks. My plan was to just tear it apart and replace all the chambers after we had some $$ in the bank but now I'm hoping I can Justin clean all the carbon out, clean the chambers up real nice, replace the glow plugs, and continue driving until I have an engine swap plan in place(and a second car/truck).
I can't tear it apart, inspect, then order parts. I can't be without my car for that long. This needs to be one continuous process. So, do I bite the bullet and replace them, just replace the one leaking badly, or clean everything really well and reassemble?
what car/engine are you talking about?
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