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Re: Re: Re: Air in the diesel fuel system
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Posted by Faber McMullen on July 15, 2002 at 19:00:09 from (64.158.94.109):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Air in the diesel fuel system posted by ERIC BENTON on December 11, 2001 at 06:55:22:
In April 2002 I noticed water coming from the top of the diesel engine and refilled a steaming water cooling system before I took the tractor in for repair. The mechanic found a broken off head bolt that had caused a long time slow leak that finally became obvious. The tractor received a valve job, re-machining of the head and re-assembly. The shop foreman was told about the air fuel leak problem that I had posted before on this forum. He replaced the plastic outlet line and valve from the fuel tank and thankfully, I have had no more problems with air entering the system. Thanks, Faber, McMullen, Jr.
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