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Old 06-13-2020, 09:04 PM
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Default 1440 leaking oil

my friend bought a 1440 from me a few years ago, been mowing with it no problems. it started leaking oil last year. replaced oil pressure switch, and it was good for awhile. then it started pouring again that the end of the summer.
took it off, cleaned it up, and put new seals on both sides (pto and flywheel) of the thing. he mowed one time and when he shut it down it puked oil out again. looks like it may be coming from the top of the motor, but can't see from where for sure. fins are all clean. would the pvc baffle up top overflow maybe? there was a little oil in the air cleaner housing.
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Maybe the dip stick tube grommet. I had to replace the one in my 1641.
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Old 06-14-2020, 06:41 AM
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If it is coming from the top.. Valve cover gasket, breather tube.. Yes a clogged breather could cause a leak to happen. Usually that would cause a seal to leak over a gasket. I would pull the engine, Clean it up, Run it on the bench.
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I would pull the engine, Clean it up, Run it on the bench.
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it was pulled and pressure washed when we did the seals, so its still pretty clean other than the fresh oil. didn't look like the dipstick tube seal was leaking. I am going to pull the breather setup and look at that. thanks.
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