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Re: My JD is screwed up
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Posted by Jon C -Florida on August 02, 2004 at 18:44:51 from (66.209.40.192):
In Reply to: My JD is screwed up posted by Trav on August 02, 2004 at 18:23:09:
Trav - That is a tough one...at least for me. The transmission is driven through the first reduction gear on the right side of the engine-transmission housing. To my knowledge there is no direct connection between the engine oil and the transmission oil. So unless both seals are gone, and the reduction gear housing is full of 140 weight, I don't see how it can get in there. The fill plug of the transmission oil is roughly the same elevation as the engine oil at least on an unstyled B.
Are you sure that its transmission oil and not water that is getting in the engine? If you are sure, how about taking off the crancase cover and look down inside to see if there is a hole or crack in the casting that seperates the engine from the transmission?
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