Posted by notjustair on January 10, 2019 at 21:49:16 from (98.188.112.49):
I have the 4440 on the bale unroller. I used it today and when I shut it down I noticed that it had leaked fresh engine oil from the block/intake joint at the first and second cylinder. A good cup of fresh oil where there have been no leaks at all. My first thought was of the intake leak I never knew it had (it has been here since the early 80�s and I kind of just remember it as nearly new).
The tractor ran just fine but my first instinct is that the turbo needs to be replaced as it�s getting oil past the seal and into the manifold. Am I on track here? It will roll 10,000 hours this week and has never had the engine or any part of it (other than the water pump and alternator) touched. I knew at some point it would go so I have kind of been waiting on it.
I parked it in the shed and plan to replace it in the coming week before running it again - I sure don�t need it running away on me if that seal total blows out. Looks like a new turbo will be a relatively cheap fix for it - assuming I am on the right track.
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