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Puzzling cooling problem on BN
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Posted by ffolkes on November 02, 2004 at 20:03:19 from (64.36.123.170):
Hello- I’m totally baffled about this. I noticed my BN was steaming a lot, so I looked in, and saw no fluid. I waited until it was cold and topped it off (well, about an inch down the neck). Today I started it up, drove to get some firewood, and on the way back it started steaming again. I turned the tractor off and could hear boiling coolant in the block and in the upper radiator reservoir. I felt the intake casting (bottom), and it was *ice* cold. I couldn't feel the top because, well, it was boiling inside...need I say more? ;) I waited until it was thoroughly cooled, took the radiator off, and flushed lots of water though the block - in one end, and out the other. Did the same to the radiator. Why the #%^$# isn't it circulating!? Thanks. ffolkes
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