901 diesel leaking

trmccrary · Aug 21, 2017

I have a 901 Power Master diesel. When you remove the valve cover you see the injectors. Theres a line that connects to each injector. That line is leaking which causes diesel to be in my oil. Can I solder it myself? If so what kind of solder would I need? This line is it called a excess fuel line?

Larry NCKS · Aug 21, 2017

As much vibration as goes on there, I think I'd replace it. I guess one might braze it if good with a torch.

I suppose some may call it "excess fuel line". I call it the return line, as do most in my area.

trmccrary · Aug 21, 2017

Where can I get one? I looked on here under parts
but didn't see anything.

Larry NCKS · Aug 21, 2017

New Holland Dealer??? It'll be pricey if it's still available.

Larry NCKS · Aug 21, 2017

CNH part # 311412 if I read you correctly. Yikes $464.60! I knew it'd be pricey, but that's ridiculous.

Destroked 450 · Aug 21, 2017

Bout as bad as $318 for spark plug wires for a 8N
I nearly fell off my stool when they told me that, but at lease I was sitting down.

trmccrary · Aug 21, 2017

I guess we will try brazing it ourselves first because that's a crazy price lol.

Gene Sage · Aug 22, 2017

I had the same thing happen on my 861D. It was putting diesel in crankcase. Sure cleaned up the inside of the motor. I had a welding shop braze it. Not one of my better skills. I asked him to put it in a jig so it wouldn't warp during heating process. Did it for a reasonable amount. I do check the oil frequently so it don't happen again. Looks like new.

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