Posted by clint brown 33 on May 16, 2011 at 14:41:08 from (24.30.144.35):
I recently put a new check valve on the pump. I ran the tractor and everything was fine. The tractor sat for a couple weeks, I went to use it, when I checked the oil prior to starting I noticed diesel was leaking out of the top of the oil dip stick. I drained the oil then put a couple gallons of deisel in the tank. I let it sit with the drain plug off for a day and the fuel didn"t leak into the pan. I changed the oil filter and put fresh oil in the machine. I ran it for about ten minutes, checked the oil everything was fine. After a week has passed I went to start the machine again and there was deisel in the oil again. I"m at a loss, does anyone have any advice on the problem?
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