Posted by kyplowboy on June 21, 2009 at 21:04:41 from (63.146.226.90):
In Reply to: OT/problem with truck posted by Derrick Gross on June 21, 2009 at 20:14:37:
Don't know if this is the case here or not but will tell you what happened one time when mine acted like that. Was going down the road in a 93 K1500 with a 5.7 and notice a ticking sound. Looked down all gauges were fine. Went a few miles later and it got louder and oil pressure was bounce'n down to 0 then right back up. Pulled over and checked the oil, nothing on the stick. Went and got a quart out of the back and started to put it it in. The valve cover was full of oil, I mean it ran out when I took the cap off. Sat there a while and it slowly went down, the ports where the oil runs back down out of the valve covers was pluged almost all the way up. Drove slow to town, picked up a bottle of sea foam, drove home, stoped 2 miles before I got home and put the sea foam in the oil, went the rest of the way home and changed oil while it was still hot. 50,000 miles later it has never happened again.
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