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  1. welldigger

    metal in oil pan

    Sounds like something from the IP to be there.
  2. welldigger

    metal in oil pan

    After studying the IP t.m. I don't believe it is the governor springs. They appear to be too large. However, the timing device is in the front of the pump. The springs are much smaller and I can easily see how they could come out and get chewed up by the pump drive gear and end up in the oil...
  3. welldigger

    metal in oil pan

    Hmm thats a very good question. I honestly don't know what the rings on a multifuel piston look like. What has me intrigued is in the top right of his photo I can't tell if thats more springs or twisted safety wire. There also appears to be a chunk of something that isn't spring or safety wire.
  4. welldigger

    metal in oil pan

    I spy springs and safety wire. I'd guess its from the injector pump. Probably the governor assembly. The governor does way more than limit the max rpm of the engine.
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