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La man

10-04-2006 12:02:41




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I have a 1995 mf 231 with a perkins diesel engine,my problem is after running tractor for a period of time i have oil spraying out of dip stick tube. It does not smoke, or have had lost power. I dont have a clue. thanks.




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10-04-2006 18:16:08




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 Re: crankcase vent in reply to La man, 10-04-2006 12:02:41  
Broken rings. This allows the the compression to pass the piston, build up in the pan and blow out the oil. Happens... Usualy because somebody has been using ether.

Seen it before.

Sorry for the bad news.



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MF#1

10-04-2006 13:00:55




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 Re: crankcase vent in reply to La man, 10-04-2006 12:02:41  
First, check oil for correct level. If it is going UP then the lift pump(fuel) is leaking into the crankcase. If all is well I "think" there is a sytem similar to a car"s PCV that goes into the valve cover, be sure that is clear and not plugged. Also, check the air filters for plugging. Got 2 245"s with over 5500 hours total, AD152 dsl, and neither has done that before. Hopefully there isn"t any anti-freeze in the crankcase(will migrate to bottom of pan)? Next guess might be a compression check.

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