Yes starter needs attention too. And a bunch of other things!
Good old yellow fever, nice to see pictures
Nice Cat that’s Aussie 10K pretty much should be 120hp non turboed 140 turboed
Far as your water in oil don’t forget the water pump is gear drive and can get in thru there also usually before cooler springs a leak
Nice Cat that’s Aussie 10K pretty much should be 120hp non turboed 140 turboed
Far as your water in oil don’t forget the water pump is gear drive and can get in thru there also usually before cooler springs a leak
[quote="Rd6 plower"]Nice Cat that’s Aussie 10K pretty much should be 120hp non turboed 140 turboed
Far as your water in oil don’t forget the water pump is gear drive and can get in thru there also usually before cooler springs a leak[/quote]
The 56J series tractors were 125hp naturally aspirated 3306, the next series the 69J started at 125hp and finished up at 140hp. The 56J replaced the 73A series.
Wombat
its actually a d333c, early 56j #274. Its a pain as i have a service manual for a d6c which includes 56j, but covers specifics of 3306s and the new sleeve fuel systems.
Hopefully its just a faulty cooler. Easy to diagnose and fix.
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