rlsprothero
New User
I have a John Deere 310 A tractor. I have a
broken valve spring. I believe it's the
exhaust valve because the engine is
backfiring out the intake. I pulled the valve
cover and sure enough it's the first spring.
I changed broken valve springs on gas engines
where I put air in the cylinder through the
sparkplug hole. But how do you do it on a
diesel engine to hold the valve in place? I
could pull the injector as a last resort. Is
there an easier way?
broken valve spring. I believe it's the
exhaust valve because the engine is
backfiring out the intake. I pulled the valve
cover and sure enough it's the first spring.
I changed broken valve springs on gas engines
where I put air in the cylinder through the
sparkplug hole. But how do you do it on a
diesel engine to hold the valve in place? I
could pull the injector as a last resort. Is
there an easier way?