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Overheating D14 and D15

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Glenn Weatherfo

05-20-1999 19:32:02




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We have a D14 and D15. Both overheat under tillage loads (plowing or disking, etc.). One has been "boiled out" and the other has a new radiator core, but they continue to overheat or boil. I'd appreciate any ideas about how to eliminate the problem. Thanks




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steve webb

07-30-1999 20:14:09




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 Re: Overheating D14 and D15 in reply to Glenn Weatherford, 05-20-1999 19:32:02  

looking for a power steering pump for a gasoline 14 or 15 allis chalmers tractor, used or new



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Chuck

05-21-1999 20:31:23




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 Re: Overheating D14 and D15 in reply to Glenn Weatherford, 05-20-1999 19:32:02  
I know this is almost too simple, but check your fan belt tension first. My AC D-12 started heating up under load this season and when I checked the belt it seemed tight enough. However, I tightened it a lttle more and my overheating problem cleared up.



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orangeman

05-21-1999 09:22:15




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 Re: Overheating D14 and D15 in reply to Glenn Weatherford, 05-20-1999 19:32:02  
With new radiators, the problem is either stuck thermostats or clogged water jackets in the blocks. My money is on the thermostats. I have run D-series without thermostats.even though they are designed to run at a higher temperature it's better than overheating but probably isn't a good idea over the long run.



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Jim

05-21-1999 10:58:16




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 Re: Re: Overheating D14 and D15 in reply to orangeman, 05-21-1999 09:22:15  
You should run thermostat keep the engine temp. up. I've seen tractors run hot without a thermostat because the coolant don't have time to cool when the coolant goes threw the radator to fast.



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