So it's expansion and contraction, and pH. I can see e&c on a liner, especially a wet sleeve. As a matter of fact, the new MF tractors in the '65 hp area has a Finnish (like from Finland as I recall) built diesel that is advertised to have a mid cylinder support for the sleeve to reduce just that.
PH explains the functioning of the JD fluid and the different colored pellets found in one of the filters could have been deliberately placed there to be contained by the filtration media and as the water passes over them they modify the pH......all the filter media is for is to hold onto the pellets????????
So, I guess I have to talk with JD and find out what the correct pH is (apparently somewhere N or alkaline) and where you get the test strips.....don't laugh, a pharmaceutical supply store may have them. I mean pH is pH I guess.
As a matter of fact, I have a pH meter I bought from Harbor Freight for testing soil. Guess I could stick that baby in the radiator and have a look.
I certainly understand higher hp performance and wall flexing, especially when an engine is built for one hp and designers push the envelope to get more out of the same basic design...........one of the reasons my tractors are naturally aspired rather than turbo'd.........the turbo on my OTR Cummins was all the turbo experience I wanted.
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