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JD H OIL IN WATER

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DAVE

05-04-2003 21:47:16




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HAVE A JD H THAT I JUST GOT THAT HAS SOME OIL IN THE ANTIFREEZE, WHERE DO I START LOOKING? HEAD GASKET? CRACKED BLOCK OR HEAD? ANY SUGGESTIONS?




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Paul from MI

05-05-2003 20:28:47




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 Re: JD H OIL IN WATER in reply to DAVE, 05-04-2003 21:47:16  
Dave, Commonly the reverse will be true, that is water in the oil. Is this also true? If the tractor does not show evidence of freezing, my first thought would be a head gasket. If you aren't getting any water in the oil, you won't really hurt anything by running it, so I'd run it a while and let it warm up. Then see if you are showing any other evidence of a head gasket failure, like air bubbles in the coolant, etc. Maybe some poor soul added some water pump lubricant to the coolant, but that's really a long shot.If you can find anything about the history of the tractor it might point you in a direction, but without that all you can do is take it apart until you find the problem. My 1944 B had a crack in one of the pushrod passages in the block, but it took me two teardowns to find it. Don't give up, there's a reason in there somewhere.
Paul

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Dave K

05-05-2003 12:43:00




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 Re: JD H OIL IN WATER in reply to DAVE, 05-04-2003 21:47:16  
All of the above!



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