On the 6310 the 2nd scv is stuck and will not move. My question is; is there a quick fix to this problem without tearing down the entire scv valve? And is it hurting my hydrolic system with the valve being stuck, I do know the hydraulics are some what squealing whenever the tractor is on but does this pose an innamient danger to the system? Thanks
6310 scv problem
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I have a couple questions please,
-Is this a 6310 European model or is there a letter like L, S, or SE for the North American models? I am looking in JDParts and need clarification
-Can you get me a picture?
In general, the squealing noise is the PRV (pressure relief valve) activating since the valve is activated and the fluid has no place to go. Left like that for extended periods the fluid can over heat and the PRV can become weaker.
A "quick fix" if you nee to use your machine would be to plug a short jumper hose between the two QD's so the fluid can flow.
I have a couple questions please,
-Is this a 6310 European model or is there a letter like L, S, or SE for the North American models? I am looking in JDParts and need clarification
-Can you get me a picture?
In general, the squealing noise is the PRV (pressure relief valve) activating since the valve is activated and the fluid has no place to go. Left like that for extended periods the fluid can over heat and the PRV can become weaker.
A "quick fix" if you nee to use your machine would be to plug a short jumper hose between the two QD's so the fluid can flow.
It is the North American model with the 200 series valve body, the line that comes from the cab to the bottom of the valve body is what won't move at all. But the wire and everything is fine so the valve body must be locked up internally is what I'm thinking
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