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Hydrapower Oil Cooler

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super99

11-10-2007 01:49:47




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My 1850,2 speed hydrapower has always had milky oil in it, Have changed oil and filter and it doesn't take too long for it to get milky again. It sets in a metal arch building most of the time, and the humidity inside is terrible, thought it was condensation, but am starting to wonder if oil cooler for Hydrapower is leaking. Have to add small amount to radiator once it a while. Is there any way to check this? Chris

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J Schwiebert

11-10-2007 17:34:17




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 Re: Hydrapower Oil Cooler in reply to super99, 11-10-2007 01:49:47  
Sure there is. Take the cooler off, plug one of the coolant lines and put about 15 psi on the other coolant line with it full of coolant. See if coolant comes out of one of the two ports.



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