idahofarmer4311
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So i have found a JD 403 engine to replace the one in my case 1000 dozer that has a cracked block. The new engine comes from an old army generator. The cracked block on my dozer is a 403 replacement block as well, although they only replaced the block and used the original JD 382 head on with it. Also the oil pan was the original as well.
I have read that a JD 403 will fit right into this dozer?
I can leave the new 403 engine and head together i'm guessing? don't need to swap heads with the original 382?
Also i was going to take the old block out of the dozer today (head and pan and balancer removed already), but it won't separate from the flywheel housing. Do i have to pull all that out with the block?
And if so i'm guessing i need to remove the cab/and or the radiator and radiator housing?
I'm just trying to make this go quickly instead of doing extra work. Appreciate any help. Thanks
I have read that a JD 403 will fit right into this dozer?
I can leave the new 403 engine and head together i'm guessing? don't need to swap heads with the original 382?
Also i was going to take the old block out of the dozer today (head and pan and balancer removed already), but it won't separate from the flywheel housing. Do i have to pull all that out with the block?
And if so i'm guessing i need to remove the cab/and or the radiator and radiator housing?
I'm just trying to make this go quickly instead of doing extra work. Appreciate any help. Thanks