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D17 IV Diesel Head

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    Posted: 27 Mar 2026 at 8:25am
Fresh valve job. Ready to go.

Just recieved intake valve seals yesterday and reassembled head last evening....

Should have it running in the next few days....









Edited by Macon Rounds - 27 Mar 2026 at 8:36am
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Maybe I missed a previous thread, what issue were you experiencing? Blown head gasket? I replaced some energy cells on a friend’s D19 turbo diesel a few years ago. Any of those leaking?
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Previous owner let rain water get in exhaust.

Was just gonna replace 2 damaged pistons and sleeves but found 6 new pistons and sleeves....
It otta run like new now....

Injectors all pattern well...

Tractor had been well maintained as engine had been overhauled in the past...
As well as newer starter, generator and brand new tire....
It did have a steering issues and i belive that's why they parked it...




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