Posted by ihc49 on May 13, 2008 at 21:30:23 from (216.123.197.144):
In Reply to: 1953 Super- W4 posted by Dusty Jones on May 11, 2008 at 03:53:18:
yes fuel can get into the pan as janicholson says on chevys, thats very true. but on this w4 that is not quite possible. your lower carb drain would have to be plugged solid. i am sure the gas would leak out past the throttle shaft bushings, or find some other place to leak. the intake would have to be filled solid with gas and then leak into the head and run out any open intake valves into the cyls. then it leaks past piston into pan. BUT for the intake to fully fill up for this to happen, chances are next to nil.i may be a fool but not a stupid one, i am stating a true fact here.i know this cant happen on a w4 tractor.
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