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farmalldave

09-21-2004 07:11:26




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I have a problem and don"t know how to fix it. My newest tractor a WD don"t show any oil pressure on the gauge. I installed a new one still zero. The rocker arms are oiling real good. Checked lines for obstruction all were clear. Is there a way I can turn up the oil pressure, or what is wrong




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BFreije

09-22-2004 06:55:11




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 Re: WD Oil Pressure in reply to farmalldave, 09-21-2004 07:11:26  
You have to purchase a Fram C159 Oil Filter. It is was the originial Allis Filter. I had that problem on my WD's and WD45's that was the cure. The Frams have more filter material on the inside so the oil pressure is increased.



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Jim Danforth

09-21-2004 07:16:43




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 Re: WD Oil Pressure in reply to farmalldave, 09-21-2004 07:11:26  
Believe it or not, your problem is in the filter. I'll bet you recently replaced your filter and it was made by DANA. They do no t create the proper back pressure to keep your system oiling properly. Email me, or call me and I can give a website that has a very good write-up on the problem. I can also point you at the filter that keeps proper pressure.
JIm D
877-378-6543



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Andrew Z

09-21-2004 09:08:46




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 Re: WD Oil Pressure in reply to Jim Danforth, 09-21-2004 07:16:43  
I had the same thing go wrong with my Farmall A just had to change the filter. Andrew



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Torry k

09-21-2004 17:34:22




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 Re: WD Oil Pressure in reply to Andrew Z, 09-21-2004 09:08:46  
I had the same thing happen when i purchased a oil filter from my local carquest auto store for my wc tractor. Didnt realize it right away and darn near had the engine rebuilt, when it got warm i would loose all oil pressure even after i shimmed the pressure spring up to 30 lbs cold. Finaly my brother in law who is an allis man told me to buy a new filter at fleetfarm. it worked great, took out the shims and didnt loose a pound when warm! I wonder how many people have rebuilt there engines because of a 4.00 filter. Torry

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