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  1. J

    Terrible sound

    I was just thinking. and I have had oil problems with this thing for a while. I wonder if the oil pump would cause the metal shavings. I am gonna dump the oil and pull the oil pan and look for something in there. but I was wondering if the pump is causing all this problem..
  2. J

    Terrible sound

    dang guys. well I got a lot of work to do. I will try and post pics as I go along. thank you guys. this site is a great place to find help. with out ya I would have been a lost ball in tall weeds. I have another project more pertinent come up so I will get on it as soon as I can. anybody do...
  3. J

    Terrible sound

    well the metal is not from the compressor. gonna go to the oiler cooler next. is it possible to get metal shavings from the water pump?
  4. J

    Terrible sound

    found some shaving in the oil canister housings. so I took off the compressor and then the oil cooler next.
  5. J

    Terrible sound

    Well it is suppose to rain the next couple of days. Here are some pics of what I have going on other than the sounds and fuel bleeding.
  6. J

    Terrible sound

    Thanks guys. That is very helpful. I will start on all that. It will be a week or so. Is there a way to bleed the injectors? Is there any other tool you could use to change the air compressor belt. Besides the ones special made for it? I will also post a pic of the oil canisters. that has me...
  7. J

    Terrible sound

    https://youtu.be/hmz3G9cGmOs Here is a video I got today.
  8. J

    Terrible sound

    the fuel was flowing through all the lines. just not full flow. it was sporadic. and the coolant was on the canisters. no oil in the block though. I will be able to work some more on it either this sunday or upcoming Monday. no promises but try to get pics and video.
  9. J

    Terrible sound

    Well I am still having trouble starting the deuce. I was tooling around on it last night and I saw fuel running through the lines but it didn't start. Also I heard/read that you have to bleed the injectors? As I was closing the hood after I was fed up I noticed antifreeze in the oil filter...
  10. J

    Terrible sound

    it has new belts. may be that. but slowly I am getting time to start it up. it would start now it wont start at all. I will check all of your guys recommendations after that. just another thought. what would happen if you tighten down the filter canisters too tight on the oil and fuel. I have to...
  11. J

    Terrible sound

    well I got to go through the fuel system again first. cause now it isn't getting any fuel. so I have to fix that to start her up and figure out if belts and ect.
  12. J

    Terrible sound

    I am currently going through the fuel system to look for a clog. Also may check to see if there is a clog in the slobber tube. Gonna take a couple days due to my work schedule. If anyone is familiar with this problem or any other ideas please let me know. I have all new filters on it so it can't...
  13. J

    Terrible sound

    I have a 1971 whistler turbo M35A2. When I start it, it makes a very loud horrible screeching sound. I have no clue where or what it is from due to the intensity of the sound. I asked around and I have been told fuel injectors, spun bearing, bad turbo, clog somewhere in the fuel system. I need...
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