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Posted by karl f on February 26, 2007 at 21:26:51 from (209.23.171.150):
super M, stage 1. #1 cylinder fouls plug within an hour of operation. almost seems like it fouls after you shut down, then start it again.
tractor was purchased at auction a couple years ago. owner was supposedly a tractor mechanic and the tractor was supposed to have been overhauled within a few years of the sale. everything was clean enough to assume overhaul story was true.
it's definitely oil fouling on the plug, and strangely an oil spot has formed at the #2 plug area--looks like it's leakin out the plug but that plug looks dry and normal, probably a head gasket leak.
what characteristics of the 264 engine could cause the #1 to foul a plug other than a ring issue? the external leak near the #2 make the head gasket suspect. is there an oil passage in the head gasket in the 1, 2 area that could be fouling the #1 cyl?
oil pressure shows high 60s on newer IH gauge.
-karl f
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