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Re: John Deere m maybe running too hot!
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Posted by HAPPY DEERE on October 28, 2006 at 16:09:23 from (209.43.101.165):
In Reply to: John Deere m maybe running too hot! posted by Cassie Cottingham on October 28, 2006 at 15:24:58:
the thing you need to do is drain what you have in it then just put some water in it then put some water in it till its almost full then add a tube of food coloring let teh tractor run for a while and see if the food color is all throughout the system sounds to me like you got a plug in the head since the motor is rebuilt i would maybe take it to a locAl dealership we have a tool called a flowmeterwhich looks like a radiator hose but has a gauge on it that tells if there is any problems in a system also check and see if you have the proper amount of water by draining it and taking out the end of your lead on your water gauge the slowly feel up the radiator see if it goes over the radiator down the top pipe before water starts coming out the whole.
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