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MF202 Cont Z134 - Where's the oil pressure tap?

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D13

07-21-2003 04:57:32




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MF 202 w/Continental Z134 gas. No oil pressure, found gage disconnected. Cannot find the port on the engine. This is a dirty, repainted (over dirt) loader tractor that leaks from the valve cover and is totally caked with filth. The governer, 3pt, and exhaust manifold are bad, and the power steering leaks under the dash (have had 1 fire all ready). I want to know if the motor has pressure before I bother redoing it.

On the good side, the (slightly bent to the left) loader will pick up a lot of gravel!

Can you please tell me where to start scraping to find the fitting?

Thanks!

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Big Dean

07-21-2003 12:12:01




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 Re: MF202 Cont Z134 - Where's the oil pressure tap in reply to D13, 07-21-2003 04:57:32  
The oil pressure line connects to the block on the lift side when setting in the seat it is just a little forward of the bellhousing flange & just a little below the center of the block the best I remember.



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D13

07-25-2003 19:28:53




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 Re: Re: MF202 Cont Z134 - Where's the oil pressure in reply to Big Dean , 07-21-2003 12:12:01  
Yup. Right side, just below the head, they crossed me up by putting a drain type shut off in it. I see the block drain lower and in the center of the side of the block. Many thanks.



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