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Hi I have a 70  r608 707 gas job never built much water in the tanks started running a little bit 3- 400 miles over a month starting get a lot of oil in the air tank is there a valve  or something in the compressor head could be passing oil through could use some good advice thank you

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Engine Oli is getting past the Cylinder rings on the Compressor piston..

Time to either rebuild the Compressor or get a New/Exchange one..

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keep draing all the airtanks more often

let all the tanks drain ovrnight

fit taps to drain tanks

also aircleaner may need a clean

when the compressor cuts out @ 120psi

the compressor pistons Rfree wheelin & can suk the oil up past the piston rings n then it gets blown down into the tanks

the above can happen if the engine & compressor use the same aircleaner

BIDS2BC

cya

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When I first went to drain the air tanks on my 1975 R685 I found that the passenger side tank had a quick disconnect in the tank where the drain should have been. 
 

what a mess came out of the tanks on that truck. There was even oil behind the dash and above the headliner due to an air leak at the air horn valve.

I would check the air filter and drain the tanks daily to see if this is a real problem or something you can live with

does the truck have an air dryer on it? 

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17 hours ago, Quickfarms said:

what a mess came out of the tanks on that truck. There was even oil behind the dash and above the headliner due to an air leak at the air horn valve.

 

Yup, the back of my dash was grimy with oil/dirt from the my air wiper switch.

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Larry

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