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NO OIL PRESSURE

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BT FROM AL

01-25-2005 08:29:21




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HAVE FRIEND THAT HAS NO OIL PRESSURE ON 51 B PLEASE HELP




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old bones

01-25-2005 17:52:57




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 Re: NO OIL PRESSURE in reply to BT FROM AL, 01-25-2005 08:29:21  
have had the same thing happen several times on my 48B and 49A. like mentioned below, check for ice/slush. mine was always in the oil filter. i just pulled it inside a warm shop to thaw, changed the oil & filter. good as before. usually had to do this once a winter. a lot of cast iron to form condensation on the inside. might not be your problem, though, if you're from "AL" (Alabama?). i'm in iowa, where we get down below zero on a regular basis in winter.

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Eric E

01-25-2005 11:41:15




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 Re: NO OIL PRESSURE in reply to BT FROM AL, 01-25-2005 08:29:21  
My A just did the same thing, here it was ICE in the crank case. put the turch to it and got it out. It runs good with high oil pressure.



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old

01-25-2005 11:32:19




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 Re: NO OIL PRESSURE in reply to BT FROM AL, 01-25-2005 08:29:21  
Probably has a broken oil pump shaft coupler, remove the top plate and look in you can see the pump shaft up by the top of it is a square coupler or in this case should be but probably isn't. To fix you will also need to drop the bottom plate of the oil pump down just enough to install a new coupler. He probably has a little water in the system and it frooze. Common problem.



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