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TEA-20 oil pressure

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Joe in NY

01-02-2001 16:09:04




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I have just purchased a 1950 TEA-20 with a Standard engine. The oil pressure is about 20psi at normal idle and drops to about 15 psi as it warms. I have manuals for TE-20s with a continental engines and have sent for the proper manuals on my tractor. I do not know the oil weight in the crankcase now. I have a filter on order and will change oil when it arrives. Any ideas what psi should be on these engines or ideas to look for to correct the situation? Thanks

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Joe in NY

01-10-2001 16:57:43




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 Re: TEA-20 oil pressure in reply to Joe in NY, 01-02-2001 16:09:04  
Hey, I got the manual for the TEA's and the relief adjustment is at the oil filter externally. Three turns in and I went from 20 psi to 45 psi. Just needed an adjustment. Manual was purchased on-line at this site. BEST money I spent.
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Joe in NY

01-10-2001 16:56:51




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 Re: TEA-20 oil pressure in reply to Joe in NY, 01-02-2001 16:09:04  
Hey, I got the manual for the TEA's and the relief adjustment is at the oil filter externally. Three turns in and I went from 20 psi to 45 psi. Just needed an adjustment. Manual was purchased on-line at this site. BEST money I spent.
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Thyge

01-03-2001 11:59:26




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 Re: TEA-20 oil pressure in reply to Joe in NY, 01-02-2001 16:09:04  
-Sounds like you got a fine engine there!

If you can get 45 - 50 psi at 1500rpm don't think about it. My Standard engine drops even further than yours when hot, but that's quite normal.
Even when rebuilt, new bearings and all, you will see the change, due to the normal change in viscosity of the oil.

Thyge



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