this is a diesel engine. how do i relieve pressure on a cylinder that i think has water in it from the cover of the muffler being left off. has sat for 6 months. and just bought it and cant seem to get engine to turn over.. starter and cylinoid have been checked and are working.. does this have a glow plug or a block heater.
Backhoe 74 case 580b
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hawkeye08
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I don't know anything about your tractor, but would expect you can remove injectors from head and turn it over to blow water out..??
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Like Hawkeye08 said, removal of the injectors would be the easiest, other than removing the head. The 580B's did not have glow plugs. They had 3 options for cold weather starting. A block heater, a manifold heater, and a ether injection system, into the intake manifold.
Here is a link, to Case Construction online parts store, already set to the 580B. Save it to your favorites, I'm sure it will come in handy. Official Case Construction Equipment Online Parts Store and Parts Look Up. Parts for Case Equipment and Construction Equipment. Parts Store for Case Wheel Loaders, Case Excavators, Case Skid Steers, Case Original Parts. If you've never had a piece of Case Equipment, you'll soon find that they were great at changing parts, at certain serial number breaks. So you definitely want to find the serial number on that hoe, to help you find the correct parts.
If for some reason you would happen to need any parts, you can select a local dealer, then you can check prices on said part. You can also copy and paste the part number listed on these pages of the parts store, to a good search engine, and compare prices on aftermarket parts. I use Google. I've found in the past, some parts are dealer only, and also used on Case/IH Ag. tractors. Those parts through an Ag. dealer usually run 10% less than through Case Construction. I usually use Messicks Case/IH Ag. dealer, to see if parts are used on Ag. tractors.Messicks | Your home for New Holland, Case IH, Kubota & More... There are very few dealer only parts anymore. Searching, using the part number is the easiest way I have found, to get the exact part you're looking for. There are a few dealers out there, that handle NOS parts, along with their aftermarket lines.
Here is a link, to Case Construction online parts store, already set to the 580B. Save it to your favorites, I'm sure it will come in handy. Official Case Construction Equipment Online Parts Store and Parts Look Up. Parts for Case Equipment and Construction Equipment. Parts Store for Case Wheel Loaders, Case Excavators, Case Skid Steers, Case Original Parts. If you've never had a piece of Case Equipment, you'll soon find that they were great at changing parts, at certain serial number breaks. So you definitely want to find the serial number on that hoe, to help you find the correct parts.
If for some reason you would happen to need any parts, you can select a local dealer, then you can check prices on said part. You can also copy and paste the part number listed on these pages of the parts store, to a good search engine, and compare prices on aftermarket parts. I use Google. I've found in the past, some parts are dealer only, and also used on Case/IH Ag. tractors. Those parts through an Ag. dealer usually run 10% less than through Case Construction. I usually use Messicks Case/IH Ag. dealer, to see if parts are used on Ag. tractors.Messicks | Your home for New Holland, Case IH, Kubota & More... There are very few dealer only parts anymore. Searching, using the part number is the easiest way I have found, to get the exact part you're looking for. There are a few dealers out there, that handle NOS parts, along with their aftermarket lines.
thepumpguysc
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YUP.. pulling the injectors..
U DONT want to hit that starter or you'll be buying afew parts before she even starts..
I think your machine has "pencil" injectors.. Theres a special puller for them.. its a lot easier than using a screwdriver & vise grips..
The tool is around 120.00 but well worth the $$.
ALL SORTS of engine manuf. use pencil type injectors so if u find a good deal on the puller on the JD website, its ok..
As long as your ordering parts.. get an exhaust "FLAPPER" to bolt on the stack..
Good luck & lemme know if u need pump or injector help.. TPG
U DONT want to hit that starter or you'll be buying afew parts before she even starts..
I think your machine has "pencil" injectors.. Theres a special puller for them.. its a lot easier than using a screwdriver & vise grips..
The tool is around 120.00 but well worth the $$.
ALL SORTS of engine manuf. use pencil type injectors so if u find a good deal on the puller on the JD website, its ok..
As long as your ordering parts.. get an exhaust "FLAPPER" to bolt on the stack..
Good luck & lemme know if u need pump or injector help.. TPG
thank you very much for the info. ill try it in the am..
