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SMOKING OIL FILL PIPE

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BRADY, IN

09-25-2003 17:19:08




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MY 2N IS SMOKING FROM THE OIL FILL PIPE AND DIPSTICK . THERE IS A WHITE MILKY SUBSTANCE IN FILLER PIPE .I THINK I MIGHT NEED A NEW WATER PUMP . PUT AM NOT SUREIF THAT WOULD CAUSE THE SMOKE NO MILK ON THE DIP STICK . JUCT CHANGED THE OIL AND DID NOT NOTICE ANY MILK. NEED ADVICE THANKS




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Steve IA

09-26-2003 09:18:26




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 Re: SMOKING OIL FILL PIPE in reply to BRADY, IN, 09-25-2003 17:19:08  
Excessive vapors from the oil tube and the milky gunk in the tube can be caused by having no or a broken thermostat in the top radiator hose. Without a functioning t'stat, the engine runs too cool to flash of excess moisture. Worked for me and my 8N. Steve 8N 169302



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pointy end

09-26-2003 09:24:25




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 Re: Re: SMOKING OIL FILL PIPE in reply to Steve IA, 09-26-2003 09:18:26  
of t'stat towards the head. Steve IA



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souNdguy

09-25-2003 20:30:01




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 Re: SMOKING OIL FILL PIPE in reply to BRADY, IN, 09-25-2003 17:19:08  
The oil fill pipe on your N is also the crankcase breather. small amount of smoke is either or both of the following.. moisture burning off the oil, and/or a little blowby from the combustion cylinders... A little of either is normal for these old tractors.

If you didn't see emulsion ( milky) oil when you changed it.. and don't see it on the dipstick.. the emulsion in the breather tube may just be from condensation.

Check to see if you are getting any compression leaking into the cooling system.. in the way of bubbles in the radiator when you start it up. If not.. I'd say that you are running about average for one of these 50-60 year old tractors.

Soundguy

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