[quote="CVPost-MSM"](quoted from post at 16:09:23 03/16/18) Check your oil level,if it is blowing fuel out of the breather,you have a crankcase full of fuel.
Best case scenario is the transfer pump is bad, leaking fuel into the oil, worst case is seal on
injector pump has failed letting fuel into the crankcase.Don't run it until you find the source of the
fuel in the oil. Once that is repaired,change the engine oil and filter before it spins a bearing.[/quote ].
Is the transfer pump and fuel pump two separate parts or are they the same? I can't seem to find the location of a transfer pump in my shop manual or online. I know where the fuel pump is. Also is there any tell tale signs of the pump being bad once I remove it? It is my Boss's tractor and I have not been around the engine long enough to know what's what on it. However I do have mechanical experience on vehicles so I'm not a total newbie to mechanics.just want to make sure I'm checking the right thing.
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