Posted by dave2 on January 31, 2011 at 01:21:35 from (91.10.175.89):
Hey folks, below is my original ???.
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I didn't mention it, but when I originally changed the gasket, the problem was obvious because I had compression in the cooling system while running and it was hard starting/smoked a little at first.
This time, I'm only missing coolant (1/2 gal in 6 or so hours). No compression in the radiator, no water in oil or oil in water, and it starts and runs fine. When it's 20 degrees (tractor sets outside) I hit the glowplugs 5-7 seconds and it starts on about the first turn with no major smoke. That being the case, could my coolant loss still be a headgasket problem? Can't think of anywhere the coolant could be going though exept out the exhaust.
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