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JD 310b oil in water?

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Ron B

05-28-2003 14:52:03




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I have a 310b backhoe and there is oil in the water. Does any have an idea as to why??
I know with blown head gaskets you will find water in the oil. What need to be done??
Thanks Ron




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davidval

05-29-2003 02:35:58




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 Re: JD 310b oil in water? in reply to Ron B, 05-28-2003 14:52:03  
could be the oil is 'climbing' through bad cylinder liners seals.
on machines with an oil cooler (i don't think you have one) this is the first place to look.
david



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Jonathan

05-29-2003 02:32:05




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 Re: JD 310b oil in water? in reply to Ron B, 05-28-2003 14:52:03  
deja Vu..I can be almost 99 per cent sure that it is coming from a porous liner or liners....very common problem...It can be oil in the water or water in the oil , or both depending on where exactly in the liner the hole is located...that style JD engine in that application very rarely blows head gaskets and the evidence when it does happen is usually compression blowing into the radiator...the bad news is that to repair it involves new piston/ liner assemblies...rebuilding the engine... the good news is that it usually can be done "in-frame" ...unless the rear main seal needs replacing, or the crank is bad...there is a remote chance that it is a bad oil cooler ( if it has one) it will be located below the oil filter with 2 coolant hoses running to it...to eliminate it as a possibility ,if it is equipped ,is to remove the coolant hoses and install a jumper hose across the lines...leave the cooler ports open and if oil leaks during operation then it is the oil cooler...

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