Hi Harry, when you say starts bad, do you mean the engine has to crank several times before starting? How many hours were on engine before overhaul? Just wodering as my brother has 3032 with D206. When this engine is warmed up and timed properly it should start on the one rev of the engine. Here is my experience with 454 with D179 same engine as D206 but 3 cyl instead of 4. Dad had the fan belt brake on him while plowing and he overheated the engine and then the cylinder sleeve "O" rings start to leak coolant into the crankcase .. he had IH replace "O" rings, hone the sleeves and replace the piston rings. Well when IH returned the 454 it was running just like you describe your 584 smoking and sounding like it is missing. The IH mechanic said that they usually put the tractors on the dyno for about 5 hours after an overhaul to seat the rings but their dyno was broken and awaiting parts. So mechanic said just go out and work the 454 hard for a few hours and the rings will seat and all will be good. He was correct. Well it is 20 years later and 454 is still running great with over 15,000 Hrs on engine.
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