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Re: MORE MD ISSUES!!
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Posted by jonnny2006 on June 23, 2007 at 21:29:19 from (67.142.130.61):
In Reply to: MORE MD ISSUES!! posted by Matt Compton on June 23, 2007 at 16:59:26:
Sounds like the motor could use a new set of rings. Valves are probly tired to. My gasser seams to run better under load and runs ruff at idle, it is a valve not opening when it should. under load there is not as much "slop"and it will run better, just what i have experianced. could be a nuber of things. white is water burning and could be a cracked head or a gasket. md's are famous for this as people don't wanna take the time to let them cool off after they have been run hard. I always let all my tractors run for 3 min to let them cool down. at the very least turn the gas off and let it run out (on gas models.... on md switch it back to gas and let her run out on gas or let it cool, at leat that is what i do and never had a heat related problume. white could also be diesel no firing like it should in a cold engine or when first switching to diesel from gas.
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