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Re: Case D188 crack between sleeves
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Posted by Jon Hagen on December 29, 2005 at 12:13:33 from (69.26.17.101):
In Reply to: Case D188 crack between sleeves posted by Stubob on December 29, 2005 at 06:59:46:
I still have one of those little 188 diesels in a case 1740 skid loader. Have never had to get inside the engine,so I cannot comment about working on that model. On the old 2 cycle Detroit diesels,a part that showed an ovious crack was not considered bad if it passed a pressure leak test. The same may work for your Case. I have also heard that the stress of tighting head and main bolts during a rebuild can make an old sealed crack leak. The advice of an experienced case mechanic or engine rebuild shop person may be of great value to you.
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