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Re: How to put sleeves with orings in block on IH
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Posted by captaink on September 27, 2004 at 10:45:20 from (66.115.214.56):
In Reply to: How to put sleeves with orings in block on IH 1486 posted by Brain Teubel on September 26, 2004 at 20:00:27:
Bob is right, dishsoap. You should be able to push those sleeves in with hand pressure only. If not, there is something wrong with an O ring or somthing else and you need to determine what it is and correct it. While you have it apart, was there any cavitation (small "pits" in either the sleeves or block where the O ring seals. This is a common problem with the "66" series tractors, and some of the "86" series tractors. If cavitation is serious enough, it needs to be taken corrected or you will still get water in the oil.
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