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mf 35 too much oil pressure?

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Kerbie M.

06-13-2006 10:31:13




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Ichanged the oil filter and cleaned the oil sump before using tractor this spring. Now the oil sprays out the top of the filter housing. I do not have a spin on conversion. I tried another "o" ring from the next filter and it held for minutes then sprayed oil all the way to the clutch pedal!Can anyone help please?




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Dan S (NY)

06-13-2006 13:58:47




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 Re: mf 35 too much oil pressure? in reply to Kerbie M., 06-13-2006 10:31:13  
Should have mentioned, I have a gas Z134 engine. If you don't, may be a different problem.

Dan



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Dan S (NY)

06-13-2006 13:57:00




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 Re: mf 35 too much oil pressure? in reply to Kerbie M., 06-13-2006 10:31:13  
Is it leaking between the canister and the block or around the bolt at the top of the canister? According to the parts book there is supposed to be a gasket under the bold head. If you mean the big o-ring is leaking at the block, I also had a terrible time getting this to seal. I was using a 'three pack' of filters from an online vender and the rings provided where terrible quality. I couldn�t get them to seal for very long either. I finally went to NAPA and got a filter there (its a 1010 Gold) and the rubber ring was much better. Rubber was a little stiffer and it fit better to. Sealed it up on the first attempt. Hope this helps.

Dan

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Kerbie M

06-13-2006 16:06:15




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 Re: mf 35 too much oil pressure? in reply to Dan S (NY), 06-13-2006 13:57:00  
Thank you Dan, your problem is exactly what i have. The tri-pack of filters and gaskets seem to be the problem! Thanks for the tip at NAPA, you saved alot of work for me!



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souNdguy

06-13-2006 11:31:16




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 Re: mf 35 too much oil pressure? in reply to Kerbie M., 06-13-2006 10:31:13  
Any time I have a different oil pressure after a service.. I usually do it again.. with a different brand filter..

Soundguy



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