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  1. wreckerman893

    Another runaway

    My first clue was when I pulled the dipstick out (after I had shut it down) and the level was still almost to the top of the oil pan. If I had done my proper pre-start inspection (I was only going to move it across the yard) I would have found out the level was too high. I had placed a...
  2. wreckerman893

    Another runaway

    Fuel in the oil is what cause my 250 Cummins to run away, if I had not shut off the air it would have gone high order. If it was sucking oil through the turbo there would be a very thick cloud of white smoke. Unless the oil level is very, very high it will not cause a run away. Could the...
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