Help 8n bottom noise on motor

[D abbott]

I have a1949 8n it was running ,I put a12 volt conversion kit on it,the kit calls to put on a bracket on the head for alternator,remove 1and2 head bolts which I did.I pulled both bolts out water came out of bolts put bracket on bolts back in.torkeddown heads to 65 everything else hooked up.started ran fine for about 5-10 minutes.Shut off tried to start up again and noise from bottom of motor.Will not start now.I need helpplease

 

[teddy52food]

Did you che to see how much coolant is in the oil?

 

[used red MN]

Hello D Abbott, welcome to YT! It was running before but for how long have you had it or used it? If very little there is a chance that your starter just happened to fail. Down the lines of what Teddy is saying there is a possibility that you disturbed the seal of the head gasket and now coolant has gotten in the cylinder while it was shut off. Coolant will not compress in a cylinder above a piston and will lock a motor from turning. Pull the two spark plugs closet to the fan and try the starter again.

 

[D abbott]

Did you che to see how much coolant is in the oil?

I will co today,Thank you

 

[D abbott]

Did you che to see how much coolant is in the oil?

I will check today,thank you

 

[D abbott]

Hello D Abbott, welcome to YT! It was running before but for how long have you had it or used it? If very little there is a chance that your starter just happened to fail. Down the lines of what Teddy is saying there is a possibility that you disturbed the seal of the head gasket and now coolant has gotten in the cylinder while it was shut off. Coolant will not compress in a cylinder above a piston and will lock a motor from turning. Pull the two spark plugs closet to the fan and try the starter again.

I have had it for a year now.It ran great.I pulled starter checked it out starter is fine.I pulled out all the plugs and cranked it.sounds like noise in bottom of motor

 

[Jim L WA]

What kind of noise? Knock, click, grinding? Can you describe it?

 

[D abbott]

I will attach a video when I get home and send it to you,Thanks

 

[Eman85]

If it was OK before the 12V conversion I'd be looking at what was changed?

 

[Jim L WA]

If it was OK before the 12V conversion I'd be looking at what was changed?

I was thinking the same. See what's going on with your fan belt. It may be hitting something.

 

[D abbott]

I will co today,Thank you

No oil in coolant

I have a1949 8n it was running ,I put a12 volt conversion kit on it,the kit calls to put on a bracket on the head for alternator,remove 1and2 head bolts which I did.I pulled both bolts out water came out of bolts put bracket on bolts back in.torkeddown heads to 65 everything else hooked up.started ran fine for about 5-10 minutes.Shut off tried to start up again and noise from bottom of motor.Will not start now.I need helpplease

 

[Jim L WA]

That starter doesn't sound good to me. I think I would have it checked. I have a 1950 Ferguson with 12 volts and had a '54 NAA with 12 volts. Both of them would spin over fast and quiet. If your starter motor is drawing too much current, there isn't enough left for a strong spark. Your tractor sounds like it wants to run, but just can't get there. You could try starting it by jumping the starter from a separate source. Key on and OUT OF GEAR. Also if you have help, try pull starting it.
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