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265 Massey Oil Problem

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Jason Stephenso

10-02-2006 11:26:35




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I have a 265 MF tractor. Lately I have noticed that after running the tractor for a while you can check the oil in it and it seems to be getting more fluid in the oil. I was told that it could be a leaking injector pump, so I installed a new one on it. No luck. After mowing with it for an hour or two last week, it has aquired almost an extra quart of some sort of oil. What is next on the list of things to try? It doesn't seem to be diesel. The only other thing could be hydraulic fluid. How could it get in there?

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richard in nz

10-03-2006 03:00:25




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 Re: 265 Massey Oil Problem in reply to Jason Stephenson, 10-02-2006 11:26:35  
Look up the inlet manifold, if its wet you have a leaking thermostart, pretty common fault and the most easy to fix.



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DavidP, South Wales

10-02-2006 12:02:27




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 Re: 265 Massey Oil Problem in reply to Jason Stephenson, 10-02-2006 11:26:35  
Hi, you have replaced the injection pump no doubt at great expense. The most likely source of your leak is the lift pump which is situated on the lower right hand side of the block. The diaphragm inside perishes and splits and allows diesel to flow into the sump. Lift pumps can normally be overhauled quite cheaply or replacements are readily available. The other possibility is a leaking steering pump doing the same, but that is more noticeable when you dont have power steering any more!!!!! . Take the pump off and operate the cam lever by hand. You should hear a sort of 'donkey' noise and be able to feel the suction on the inlet side. If you can't, take it apart and look for pin-holes in the diaphragm.
DavidP

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