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bbWhite1

07-06-2005 05:58:05




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I bought a 5303 a year and a half ago. After 119 hours the injection pump started leaking. JD rebuilt pump and now after 126 hours it"a wet underneath the pump again. I understand the engine and attachments are not new. They are used on other tractors. Anyone had any problems with these tractors or injection pumps in general. What could be causing the pump to go bad?
Can you damage anything if you run with these pumps leaking?

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K.B.-826

07-07-2005 20:32:13




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 Re: JD 5303 in reply to bbWhite1, 07-06-2005 05:58:05  
I don't think I'd want a leak like that on such a new tractor. Could be a simple fix, depending on where it's coming from. Mabey just a packing on a line or a fitting? Have Deere look again.



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buickanddeere

07-06-2005 08:31:07




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 Re: JD 5303 in reply to bbWhite1, 07-06-2005 05:58:05  
The 5000 03's are made in India. It's a huge market there but India does not allow imports. Manufactures have to set up a plant there or forget about the market. I can see the day when India and China may put the run on the US. As long as the diesel fuel isn't making it's way into the crankcase. There are 100,000's of drooling diesels out there with fuel, oil and dirt caked on them for years.

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bbwhite1

07-06-2005 10:01:40




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 Re: JD 5303 in reply to buickanddeere, 07-06-2005 08:31:07  
Yes I know it was made in India. I was told that as long as the seep hole is not stopped up, the fuel will leak out of it. I was also told that if the seal is not repaired it's possible for the diesel to get inot the oil.



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