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JD crawler 350 Bearings/seal

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Greg

05-17-2003 05:02:48




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This is a great site. I have a line on a jd 350 crawler that has low oil pressure due to bad brgs. Apparently a seal went between the deisel injector pump and the crankcase allowing the fuel to wash the bearings out. How hard is to change the bearings and this seal. Engine work is not a problem, but i don't know how hard it is to get to the oil pan? Any imfo. would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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05-17-2003 12:10:59




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 Re: JD crawler 350 Bearings/seal in reply to Greg, 05-17-2003 05:02:48  
Once you take the belly pan off the oil pan comes easy. The seal is a pair of umbrella seals on the pump drive shaft that you need to remove the injection pump to ge at. If I were going do this job I would pull the engine its easy to do on the crawlers and I think the end product is better. Take a good look at the engine oil pump while you are in there.



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