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No oil pressure
Hello all. I am getting ready to clean my field for the new growing season and went to start my 48 cub and I do not have any oil pressure reading on the gauge after changing the oil and filter. Can anyone please comment on this problem?
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Re: No oil pressure
Oil pump lost it's prime. Common problem if tractor sits for a long period of time.
Solution: Remove cap to oil filter housing and oil filter. Inside oil filter housing, towards engine front and down about 1 inch is an opening. Put about 1/4 cup of engine oil into the opening.
Crank engine over with out starting until oil begins to flow out of the opening.
Edited for spelling.
Solution: Remove cap to oil filter housing and oil filter. Inside oil filter housing, towards engine front and down about 1 inch is an opening. Put about 1/4 cup of engine oil into the opening.
Crank engine over with out starting until oil begins to flow out of the opening.
Edited for spelling.
Last edited by Eugene on Sun Feb 23, 2014 1:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: No oil pressure
This is the hole Eugene describes.
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Re: No oil pressure
After changing oil and filter, it normally takes around 30 seconds to build pressure the first time.
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Re: No oil pressure
make sure to pull all the plugs, and undo the wire coming from the coil to the distributor, use a oil can with pump to shoot oil in the passage make sure to use the same oil you have in the crankcase, turn over with starter til oil pumps from passage
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