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Oliver 880 Diesel fuel leak -- help

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MEE

05-18-2008 07:34:02




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My Diesel 880 leaks fuel and I am stumped where the leak is coming from. Leak comes from under the tractor somewhere when Shut off valve open under the fuel tank. Tractor starts and runs. Fuel leaks when motor is both stopped and running and only way to stop leak is to shut off small fuel tank valve. Checked all fuel line tubing best I can but can find no leaks anywhere.

I am small acerage farmer and not too machinery capable as you can tell!!

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bradk

05-20-2008 07:04:28




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 Re: Oliver 880 Diesel fuel leak -- help in reply to MEE, 05-18-2008 07:34:02  
Sediment bowl gasket more than likely.Best to spray it down with fast drying solvent like brake cleaner and blast it with air nozzle and look for leak with bright light.



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05-20-2008 10:00:49




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 Re: Oliver 880 Diesel fuel leak -- help in reply to bradk, 05-20-2008 07:04:28  
THANKS FOR REPLY BRAD---There appears to be no leaks anywhere around the sediment bowl .The only place the leaks comes from is below the tractor in front of the Oil drain plug. there is a thin flat thin vertical flange there that appears to leak out diesel and also there appears to be a little pin that sticks down that would seem to be some kind of drain but it is just free and you can push it in and diesel leaks from this pin also. I replaced the tubing line from the little fuel pump on the right side all the way around to the fuel filter on the left side. still need answer!!!

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