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Figure most of you have already seen something like this but what the heck. The thing I am pointing at is the hole on the top of the rocker that shoots out oil, then I am tracing it down showing how the oil flows. It's all at about 650RPM, not sure what it was at when I revved it up, 1200 maybe. I know I know, I have blowby :lmao:

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You are the resident youtubeologist!Is it the video that makes the valve pattern look irregular? down-down-pause-pause-down-pause-down-down-pause-down-pause-pause-down.. etc

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Yeah it's the video. I don't think the frame rate is high enough. My camera is 60fps but youtube might scale it back to something lower. I notice the raw footage doesn't seem to have the weird pattern.

I figured as much. Considering at 650 rpms each valve strokes about 5 times per second.

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You are the resident youtubeologist!

:lmao2:No kidding but... You know the videos are so helpful to the newbies that when they are seen on YouTube or on the site it usual just what they are looking for... :thumbup2:

Did you just rebuild it? man that is clean inside.I think that is just normal oil for lubrication of the top of the valve area

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Did you just rebuild it? man that is clean inside. I think that is just normal oil for lubrication of the top of the valve area

Nope, thats 330k miles of wear :lmao: The oil comes out of the hole on top. Heres a pic of it without the engine running.

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Nope, thats 330k miles of wear :lmao:

Mine was dirtier than that 2 seconds after it was built.. dang 3rd injection event and non-re-entrant piston design.
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Guess I never watched it on here, that is horrible playback lol. Yeah the raw file is 1000x better. I will have to see one of these dirtier valvetrains.

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AMSOIL Synthetic Diesel & Marine Motor Oil SAE 15W-40That oil is 20k miles old too :lmao:

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Yeah...

Now for the 24V valve train is a bit different... The oil wells up at the pivot point and floods down to the tip of the rocker arm run down the bridge to the valves.

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now that looks more like it, i thought the first pic was missing a few valves:thumb1:

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You rolled your truck on it's side to take a pic? :cookoo:

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now that looks more like it, i thought the first pic was missing a few valves:thumb1:

Darn kids... Old school 12V's... :tongue:

You rolled your truck on it's side to take a pic? :cookoo:

No I just didn't rotate the pics... But it cool looking huh? :cool:
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We are privately owned, with access to a professional Diesel Mechanic, who can provide additional support for Dodge Ram Cummins Diesel vehicles. Many detailed information is FREE and available to read. However, in order to interact directly with our Diesel Mechanic, Michael, by phone, via zoom, or as the web-based option, Subscription Plans are offered that will enable these and other features.  Go to the Subscription Page and Select a desired plan. At any time you wish to cancel the Subscription, click Subscription Page, select the 'Cancel' button, and it will be canceled. For your convenience, all subscriptions are on auto-renewal.