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Topic: Detroit 453 Engine
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| Ed Schulte
09-18-2012 09:18:17
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How is diesel fuel from fuel tank on my 1900 tractor, with a 453 detroit, getting into crankcase. Thanks for helping with this problem. Ed
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| Shryl
09-18-2012 20:00:25
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Re: Detroit 453 Engine in reply to Ed Schulte, 09-18-2012 09:18:17
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| I have a question. Can you interchange a 353D and a 453D in tractors. What tractor would be best.
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| scottf in WA
09-18-2012 12:11:33
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Re: Detroit 453 Engine in reply to Ed Schulte, 09-18-2012 09:18:17
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| I"d check the fuel jumper tubes first. Make sure they are tight but not overly tight and no cracks. Then I would replace all the crush washers under the fuel towers.
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| duane o.
09-18-2012 09:39:40
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Re: Detroit 453 Engine in reply to Ed Schulte, 09-18-2012 09:18:17
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| There is a few different ways for this to happen. An injector is leaking down or the fuel rail jumpers are cracked at the flared fittings and or the gear driven lift pump is leaking and the vent is plugged with dirt or the pipe plugs were never removed when it was installed. It needs to be vented with the correct pipeplug removed. Hope this will get u on the right track
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| Ed Schulte
09-19-2012 07:31:35
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Re: Detroit 453 Engine in reply to duane o., 09-18-2012 09:39:40
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| Duane, where can I get the correct vent plug for the lift pump on 453 detroit engine. Thanks Ed ph 5639274919
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| duane o.
09-19-2012 21:22:42
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Re: Detroit 453 Engine in reply to Ed Schulte, 09-19-2012 07:31:35
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| there should be a 3-4 inch tube hanging down from the pump. if yours is not there im sure it can be made from a piece of steel brake tube and fitting. and it should be hanging as close to straight down as possible and close to the engine block.if its there make sure its not plugged.
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| Ed Schulte
09-28-2012 07:17:16
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Re: Detroit 453 Engine in reply to duane o., 09-19-2012 21:22:42
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| I found the problem that the Detroit 453 engine leaking diesel fuel into the crankcase, ther are 2 seals in lift pump ,I replaced them and problem is solved. Thanks for all the replys. Ed
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