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Re: Water in oi in M farmall.
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Posted by Rick(MN) on August 17, 2003 at 11:19:26 from (67.4.154.136):
In Reply to: Water in oi in M farmall. posted by dave W on August 17, 2003 at 07:02:18:
If it were my tractor I would drop the pan and pressurize to about 5 lbs. With a good trouble light, you should be able to get a good idea or the general area it is coming from. Pay close attention to the camshaft area and to the bottom of the sleeves where they meet the block. If you see antifreeze around the camshaft area, there is a good chance it is coming down the pushrod cavity, signaling that the problem is likely in head or headgasket area. This will also help you know the general area to pay close attention to when you pull the head. If dripping along a sleeve, then you likely have a cracked block in the bore. Hope this helps, Rick
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