"Pablo" <plongson@cox.net> wrote in message
news:1139514414.977845.131730@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> To raise the oil level is a LOT of fuel in the oil. It is unlikely that
> it is entering via a cylinder. I don't know what year you are talking
> about, but if it is older and the FP is mounted on the engine, look for
> a bad diaphram on the fuel pump. Could be entering there...
>
That's my thought. If it isn't a bad fuel pump (as you describe) the engine
should be running mighty badly to dump that much fuel past the rings.

Once the problem is found and fixed an oil change is definitely in order.
I've heard the argument that the oil will still work okay with a lot of fuel
in it and the fuel will gradually burn off through the PCV valve but I don't
see the point in letting it go.

Mike