Posted by Tech 7 on July 15, 2016 at 17:00:42 from (76.64.165.139):
In Reply to: John Deere 2020 posted by Art B on July 14, 2016 at 19:12:57:
The area you describe the leak is in the vicinity of the oil port to the rocker arm shaft. About a year ago a friend of mine called me to help him with ignition issues on an engine he had just put back together and once we got the ignition timing right it started.......and poured oil off the back side of the head. It turned out that the aftermarket head gasket was not punched for the oil passage to the head. I wonder if this is your issue or is it possible that the port got plugged with some debris when it was being worked on. I am not sure from memory exactly the path up through the head that the oil takes other than it goes up through the one rockershaft mount. If ou took it off maybe try some compressed air to see if it would clear? A note to Tx Jim: you ARE areal mechanic....in my book thats better than a tech!
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