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Topic: D19 6 cylinder gas engine
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| Errin OH
02-08-2010 06:08:51
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Does anyone have a good internal diagram/picture of the 6 cylinder D19 gas engine? The IT manual (older version) I have doesn't cover engine internals very well. What I need to determine is just how the distributor is driven. It stop spinning and I can see a gear split down in the hole. There appears to be (was) a gear with slots on top for the distributor. It is now split in half. Bottom of the distributor itself looks ok (two tabs) and turns freely. I figure I will have to drop the pan and go from there. Just want to see what I am getting into. I am guessing that gear drove the oil pump as well. If that be the case would that gear come on a new oil pump or would it have to be purchased separately? I am also guessing/hoping at this point the oil pump siezed/froze up and nothing else is bad. It was running just fine when parked and we tried to start it in zero degree weather when this happened.
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| R Aiken
02-08-2010 07:14:01
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Re: D19 6 cylinder gas engine in reply to Errin OH, 02-08-2010 06:08:51
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| I have a good used oil pump, out of my D 19.
send me an email for info.
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| Jeff Z.
02-08-2010 06:46:58
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Re: D19 6 cylinder gas engine in reply to Errin OH, 02-08-2010 06:08:51
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| You can see all parts on the AGCO Online Parts Books.
Enter site under Guests
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| Errin OH
02-08-2010 07:27:30
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Re: D19 6 cylinder gas engine in reply to Jeff Z., 02-08-2010 06:46:58
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| Thanks, that is exactly what I was looking for.
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