Tractor water leak Jinma 284

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    • #36506
      Affordable
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        The part behind the hose is the fuel pump gear housing, there is no water in there ???  .Look up higher you prob. have a bad water pump and it's leaking out of the bottom of the water pump onto the housing  that you think is leaking

         

        Tommy

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        Hans
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          So Tommy, should the housing not have a seal or gasket? Should I take the 6 bolts off the housing and look inside for a blown gasket? Or do you think I should forget about that and look only at the water pump?

        • #36509
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            Forget about that and pursue the coolant pump.

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          • #36510
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              Hans there is no water under that cover ?? Look at the the water pump,or hole in the radiator, hose leaking.

               

              Tommy

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                Hans, above the fuel pump gear cover is your water pump, it has a pulley on it ran off a belt, your fan is bolted to it. Behind that pulley is a bearing pressed into the pump that the shaft rides in, it has a seal behind it. When the seal blows coolant gets into the bearing, and a hole is provided in the pump housing for coolant to escape to tell you coolant is getting to the bearing. It's the water pumps way of telling you it needs to be rebuilt or replaced. All cars and trucks used to be built this way, 99% still are. Some have electric pumps now for performance or mileage reasons.

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