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Re: A Overheating
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Posted by gene b on June 06, 2002 at 19:14:56 from (63.25.166.13):
In Reply to: A Overheating posted by Kirk on June 06, 2002 at 17:49:57:
your block is probably plugged with junk there are 4 holes at the base of the sleeves that alow the coolant to pass by these are probably plugged to some extent take the radiator hoses off and plug the bottom where it comes out of the block then fill with muratic acid costs about 2.50 a gallon fill the block let set for a while and junk will come out like you wont believe you can also remove the radiator and take off the lower housing and blow with air and or hi-pressure water you will be able to get a lot of it out you can look in the lower port and see these holes with a good lite probe with a wire or long screwdriver be carefull at the back of the block there is a frost plug dont push it out or you will be splitting the tractor to replace it
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