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Thanks Mike, you were a great help- Dr. CHIP
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"D" radiator question
Finally got the D in service. Got some hydraulic leaks to deal with someday, but it's running good, keeping cool, good hydraulics, and.Im happy. Only boo boo - I gotta order another temp gauge. My ignition switch somehow came up against the temp gauge and let the smoke out . All the insulation...- Dr. CHIP
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- Forum: Case & David Brown
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"D" radiator question
well with dumb luck I never bolted the gas tank down and when I leaned against it it moved. I made the astute observation that with the gas tank out of the way the back of the "dashboard" was easy to get to. As soon as my new amp meter gets here I think I'll be in business.- Dr. CHIP
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My gauge is an amp meter Should I put a voltage on it? Or how to test amps ? As you probably guessed, I don't know squat about electric- Dr. CHIP
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"D" radiator question
Well; I wasnt done, guess I hit wrong button lol. Second question: Got my alternator brackets made and all installed but amp gauge still reads zero. Got a 1 wire alternator and wire run to amp meter then from there to starter stud Kinda a pain to get under "dashboard" to work on stuff So except...- Dr. CHIP
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"D" radiator question
Update :Got the radiator installed and miraculously no leaks. Wondering if its cooling too good- 125 is as high as it goes and I read somewhere its supposed to be 180-200. I like to think 125 is good.- Dr. CHIP
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finally got my radiator back from shop and gonna start reassembly. Its been awhile since I tore it apart and my memory aint worth a crap to begin with. I dont remember how those reinforcing strips went. I have 2 small and 2 longer ones. Can someone tell me how they went? Top or bottom, front or...- Dr. CHIP
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- Forum: Case & David Brown
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Case D hydraulic pump
thats what I assumed but after I ground the stuff off I dont find any holes. no leaks as far as I can tell off radiator. no light shining through- Dr. CHIP
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- Forum: Case & David Brown
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Case D hydraulic pump
On another note, I need verification on my amp meter after installing 1wire alternator. Does the 1wire go to the amp meter and then on to the starter post?- Dr. CHIP
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- Forum: Case & David Brown
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Case D hydraulic pump
It was on outside of tank on bottom. The shiny spots is where I ground filler off. No idea why it was there.- Dr. CHIP
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Case D hydraulic pump
Yep,I was guessing that's what they were probably for- Dr. CHIP
- Post #64
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Case D hydraulic pump
What are the cap screws in the side.- Dr. CHIP
- Post #60
- Forum: Case & David Brown
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Case D hydraulic pump
I ground all the bodyfiller off and I don't see any holes or cracks so I'm gonna try it- Dr. CHIP
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- Forum: Case & David Brown
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Case D hydraulic pump
I didn't even realize the lower tank came off! Duh! It was stuck on there really good, my jack knife got it separated. Any suggestions for a replacement?- Dr. CHIP
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vinegar to clean radiators
beware of 30%. I used it straight and next day everything it touched was rusty, I ended up pulling the core and it was still plugged. Maybe 10% would be better. Im a bit worried what it did inside the block- Dr. CHIP
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Case D hydraulic pump
Finally got my radiator apart. I could hardly believe how plugged up that core was, I dont think there was 20% of it open, plus there was"patches" on the bottom tank, not sure but I think its fiberglass. So no decision to make, a new core is mandatory. I dont know how it wasnt overheating worse...- Dr. CHIP
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