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Roger Moore

09-21-2001 21:22:31




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My 9N has white/milky color to its motor oil. I also have white/grey smoke coming out tailpipe when its running. Can anybody tell me what the problems may be.

PS When I pull the hand throttle all open the motor will not increase RPMs very much and the tractor has no power.




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Ron

09-22-2001 21:19:23




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 Re: Oil Color in reply to Roger Moore, 09-21-2001 21:22:31  
most definately coolant/water in oil. other respondants are correct but fail to mention possible colateral damage. If cooling system has anti freeze and has been run much (40 hrs or more) with this condition it may have a damaged crank and cam/lifters. Water takes a little longer to do damage but will do it. A look at crank bearings now may save price of crank later.



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Jack

09-22-2001 06:35:58




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 Re: Oil Color in reply to Roger Moore, 09-21-2001 21:22:31  
Probably is the gasket, but look the head over closely. A cracked head will have the same symptoms.



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Paul R.

09-22-2001 06:24:17




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 Re: Oil Color in reply to Roger Moore, 09-21-2001 21:22:31  
You have a bad / blown head gasket. Coolant is getting into the oil, and you haven't got compression on all cylinders, hence, no power.

Drain the oil, pull the head and replace the head gasket(they're not expensive). Good luck.



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Pitch

09-22-2001 02:26:38




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 Re: Oil Color in reply to Roger Moore, 09-21-2001 21:22:31  
Does sound like head gasket. do a compression test two adjacent cylinders should be signifacantly lower than their mates. Gaskets are cheap and easy be sure to follow the torqe pattern exactly as thes flat heads warp easily



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iggy

09-21-2001 21:33:05




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 Re: Oil Color in reply to Roger Moore, 09-21-2001 21:22:31  
I'd guess that it's a blown head gasket. The milky white color is when water meets oil. The exhaust has steam in it. Time to rebuild.



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