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Frank

03-25-2002 00:35:54




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While repairing a radiator leak this weekend I noticed fuel seeping down the side of the block from the exhaust manifold on cyl. #1. Seems to run ok, whats wrong? Thanks for the help!




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jerry Gerthofer

03-26-2002 17:48:45




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 Re: 1855 diesel in reply to Frank, 03-25-2002 00:35:54  
leaking at the injector. brittle , dryed out connector



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Sam M.

03-25-2002 13:17:23




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 Re: 1855 diesel in reply to Frank, 03-25-2002 00:35:54  
I agree with Shadetree : replace them all at one time . I tried doing one or two on mine and within a month or two I ended up replacing them all anyway . It is a lot easier to do at one time when the engine is cool rather than noticing one leaking out in the field and having to replace it while you have a bunch of hay down and the engine hot as fire . One tip , if your tractor still has them , replace the wire type clamps that hold the return ts (these are normally what the AGCO dealer will give you ) with small clamps like radiator hose clamps that screw up tight with a screw driver or nut driver . The small hose type clamps are available at all auto parts stores and they are a lot easier to put on and take off than the wire type clamps .

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Shadetree

03-25-2002 09:08:38




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 Re: 1855 diesel in reply to Frank, 03-25-2002 00:35:54  
Frank your injector return tee is leaking I would suggest that you replace them all they are inexpensive and not very difficult to do yourself. The reason I suggest that you replace them all is because when they have a lot of running time on them they tend to become brittle and when you disturb one the next one down the line will leak and then they get to be a pain until they are all replaced. I hope this helps. Good Luck Shadetree.

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