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SWMN Farm Boy

01-09-2005 07:48:18




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Recently my son and I put new rings and and re-babbited rod bearings in our family's 51 DC. After a few hours of use we discovered water in the oil. We pulled it apart again and this time removed the sleeves and feel the rubber packing rings are the cause of the leak, an easy fix. Here is our question. The manual states the sleeves should be .001 to .003 above the cylinder head. Before pulling the sleeves we found they were actually .002 to .005 BELOW the cylinder head. We are not sure if the wear is on the sleeves or on the cylinder head. How serious is our problem? Any suggestions? Thanks!!! Bob Lenz

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C. Amick

01-10-2005 09:23:15




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 Re: DC cylinder sleeves in reply to SWMN Farm Boy, 01-09-2005 07:48:18  
Better talk to Don L. about this, he will probably know how to help you. [email protected] or 507-433-0073 mornings in MN.



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CASEPOWER

01-09-2005 07:55:10




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 Re: DC cylinder sleeves in reply to SWMN Farm Boy, 01-09-2005 07:48:18  
Some sleeves (a lot of diesels) came with shims to adjusts the deck height of the sleeve. They are thin, flat rings, that sit on top the counterbore. I would try to find some from a diesel shop. I am not sure if Case offered them for the DC, but know they did for some later models. Another way is to deck the block without the sleeves, but that would be a hard way around a easy problem.



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