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Case 411 Radiator Cap

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Joe

07-28-2003 21:54:32




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My Radiator cap is vented. Did someone replace it with the wrong type some where in the past. The temp never goes too high.




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Joe

07-31-2003 18:35:41




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 Re: Case 411 Radiator Cap in reply to Joe, 07-28-2003 21:54:32  
Thanks for the help. My 411 seems to be one that has no pressure cap. There is no seat inside to have a spring gasket close on. I also have no overflow or vent tube so maybe the cap is right as vented.



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Dale in Tx.

07-29-2003 14:20:46




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 Re: Case 411 Radiator Cap in reply to Joe, 07-28-2003 21:54:32  
Hi Joe My '56 411 does not have a presure cap Part # A8995,Gasket #01036AB,It is the right cap I have owned the tractor all its life about 16000hrs. Same Cap! It is not vented, gets its air from overflow tube Dale in Tx.



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C. Amick

07-29-2003 09:20:18




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 Re: Case 411 Radiator Cap in reply to Joe, 07-28-2003 21:54:32  
I think it is supposed to have a 4 pound pressure cap on it. At least that's what's on my 311.



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Joe (Wa)

07-29-2003 13:42:08




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 Re: Re: Case 411 Radiator Cap in reply to C. Amick, 07-29-2003 09:20:18  
300 - 400 gas series had 3-4 lb cap. Got one from Case dealer last year p/n A39359.

If you go from vented to press cap check often for leaks, especially to crankcase, until you know you're ok. Pretty common to go to vented cap and/or stop leak to get through the planting/harvest and then forget about fixing it.



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