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JD D Reproduction Oil Gague and Oil Pressure

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B Duncan

04-16-2007 03:50:37

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Hey yall,

I just got through painting the dash and installing reproduction gagues on my D. When I started the tractor the oil pressure gague moved to the P in stop. This was at wide open throttle. At Idle it remained at the same position. The old gague read almost on the H at full throttle and between M and H at idle no matter if the tractor was hot or cold. I can take the fitting off the gague and spin the flywheel by hand and oil will flow out of the line to the gague. I have a mechanical gague that reads in PSI that I can hook up. What kind of pressure should the tractor have. Im hoping that the new gague is the problem b/c nothing has changed other than some new paint and these gagues. Thanks in advance for all the help.

Brad

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Glen in TX

04-16-2007 11:41:31

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Re: JD D Reproduction Oil Gague and Oil Pressure in reply to B Duncan, 04-16-2007 03:50:37

Brad, The I&T JD-4 shop manual also gives for all letter series Waterloo 2 cylinders the 10-15 psi for oil pressure. If you have way less or way more than that you'll have to pull the crankcase cover off to get at the oil pressure regulating screw on the filter head block. If you have pull cover off to do that make sure you don't have other line problems, leaks or kinks in oil lines inside engine while there. Turn screw in CW to raise pressure or out CCW to lower pressure. There is another clamping bolt you have to loosen and a tin shield may have to remove also to get at the regulating screw.

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P Browning

04-16-2007 04:02:12

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Re: JD D Reproduction Oil Gauge and Oil Pressure in reply to B Duncan, 04-16-2007 03:50:37

According to Deere Field Service Bulletin 118-S, dated Feburary 15, 141, oil pressure is from 10 to 15 for all years of Model "D" production. (PatB)

Restoration Site, JD-H

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B Duncan

04-16-2007 13:48:11

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Re: JD D Reproduction Oil Gauge and Oil Pressure in reply to P Browning, 04-16-2007 04:02:12

Thanks guys for the help. I will put the gague on this afternoon and see what happens.

Thanks again
Brad

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