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Re: Metal chip in oil filter, 1086
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Posted by the tractor vet on February 09, 2003 at 08:13:27 from (216.196.12.70):
In Reply to: Metal chip in oil filter, 1086 posted by LAW/MN on February 08, 2003 at 21:29:44:
I would have to see the pice to be sure but it is probabley of the thrust side of the main bearing , that can happen when you hold the clutch down for and extended peirod of time at high rpm . Drop the pan and drop the bearings down and chek them it will only cost ya a pan gskt. to be sure and sleep better , if it is a wrist pin bushing then it will let ya know after awhile. With a cam bearing it will start to show up as a drop in oil pressure.
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