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Posted by Alex in Texas on December 04, 2006 at 13:01:55 from (158.135.1.91):
I am in the process of overhauling a 756 with German 310 diesel. I originally planned on doing an inframe overhaul, but had to split the tractor to get to rear (#7) main bearing. The tractor ran great, but was getting coolant in the oil due to (I think) deteriorated sleeve packings. My question is: Should I suck it up and go ahead and pull the engine and do a major overhaul since it is already split? The tractor has no problems other than the coolant in oil. But is there a good chance that the cam bushings were trashed by the antifreeze? The engine has 5,400 hours on it. Thanks guys for any suggestions or info.
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