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101 jr (F-162 Cont.) boiling

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Paul

06-11-2004 07:22:33




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Had the rad serviced (clean, no tube blockage), Water pump is circulating (very evident torent of water in top of rad when thermostat removed from system), Flushed out the block, rad cap decent, using antifreeze. Boils with or without 190 degree thermostat (this is a standard thermostat that I grabbed from a 300-6 ford, placed in massey with correct orientation.)

Exhaust infusion into cooling system? No white smoke though. Overflow on rad seems to drip, spurt when doing work in field. I can only pull a disk for short time before overheating.

I did notice small bubbles coming from interface of head/block when top/sides of engine were wet, massey was idling.

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paul

06-16-2004 12:02:16




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 Re: 101 jr (F-162 Cont.) boiling in reply to Paul, 06-11-2004 07:22:33  
Procured a 180 degree thermostat. Seems to stay at normal temp but havn't worked tractor for fuel system is giving me fits...Was a bunch of corn chaff in tank when I bought it. Need to take tank off and flush, tune up sediment bowl...If it aint one thing...



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Allan C

06-13-2004 20:04:24




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 Re: 101 jr (F-162 Cont.) boiling in reply to Paul, 06-11-2004 07:22:33  
I would suspect compression leaking into rad. Does it push coolant out the overflow when working? Other thing is ignition timing. If it's late, it'll heat.



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Alberta Mike

06-11-2004 11:28:28




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 Re: 101 jr (F-162 Cont.) boiling in reply to Paul, 06-11-2004 07:22:33  
Good post Paul, hopefully someone will be able to hit the nail on the head. Maybe post it over on the tractor talk forum too, lots of guys over there that are pretty knowledgeable too. Good luck.



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