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460 Overheating
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Posted by Stan on January 15, 2002 at 08:22:14 from (209.222.118.214):
My 460 has had the coiled thermostatic spring that goes on the outside of the manifold missing for some time now. Late this fall I purchased a new one at the Case/IH dealership ($25) and installed it. Now everytime I run the tractor I have a problem with it boiling over. I've replaced the thermostat and water pump but still boils over when I'm snowblowing with it. I've had the tractor for about 10 years with no problems until I put this spring on. Do you think it's related? Is it possible the spring is on wrong and not doing what it's supposed to? I appreciate the answers you guys always give out.
Stan
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