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Re: timing chain ford 801 select o matic diesel.
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Posted by tlak on May 16, 2004 at 16:20:10 from (66.38.89.79):
In Reply to: timing chain ford 801 select o matic diesel. posted by Hal Kravcik on May 16, 2004 at 12:50:01:
Should be the same as gas, if so by the year model it will have a press on gear on the cam. You might find somebody with experiance changing press on in the tractor. On mine the timing cover would not come out pass the the crank with out some relief. You can gain this by loosening the big front axle support nuts and sliding it forward some. The timimg cover is simple to remove just make sure to get the bolts up from the oil pan. You might pull your hydraulic pump and check the gear that runs it. It mounts to the back of the cam and if worm you have to split the tractor to replace it.
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