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ncdiesel48

01-14-2006 15:40:41




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I purchased a 1086 today and I believe it has a bent push rod I really dont want to fix the problem were it sits and I was wondering if you all thought it would hurt the motor to drive it about 20 miles to my house.




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JakeF

01-14-2006 21:18:36




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 Re: 1086 question in reply to ncdiesel48, 01-14-2006 15:40:41  
Good possibility it's a broken rocker arm. Haul it. Jake



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the tractor vet

01-14-2006 17:51:55




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 Re: 1086 question in reply to ncdiesel48, 01-14-2006 15:40:41  
Probably not a bent push rod but a wiped cam as the 400 seires engine does this . So to be on the safe side it would be best to have it hauled .



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Allan in NE

01-14-2006 16:22:21




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 Re: 1086 question in reply to ncdiesel48, 01-14-2006 15:40:41  
Boy!

20 miles is a long way with a bad motor.

I guess I'm havin' trouble understanding how you can tell it has a bent pushrod without opening it up. Does it have a dead miss?

Allan



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Janicholson

01-14-2006 16:22:01




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 Re: 1086 question in reply to ncdiesel48, 01-14-2006 15:40:41  
If it is a pushrod, and the valve is still being opened just a little you could burn the head off of it. Pulling the Valva cover to assess the reality of the problem is sure money ahead. Pushrods fixed on site are 500 times cheaper than pulling the head at home to do a valve job. What leads you to believe it is a pushrod. They are usually bent because of some other issue (stuck valve, hard parts loose in the cylinder, or in some engines valve timing causing pistons to smack valves.
JimN

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ncdiesel48

01-14-2006 17:57:57




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 Re: 1086 question in reply to Janicholson, 01-14-2006 16:22:01  
It has a dead miss and the owner says it did the same thing about 2 years ago. I have heard it was somewhat common in the D414.



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