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Posted by Mark in KY on August 23, 2004 at 07:08:19 from (206.114.206.235):
In Reply to: early 50's cub...too much oil pressure posted by Mark in KY on August 19, 2004 at 21:48:35:
Hi all.... Thanks for the replies so far. It is the FILTER cap that has a small crack. I'm pretty sure the pressure really is too high, because the gauge pegs out for a while after starting, then later falls back to the normal range. I guess it's possible the gauge is faulty, but it reads normal after the leaking stops. Yeah, the gasket is being replaced with the filters. We've picked an independent mechanic's brain and a shop manager at our local IH dealer, and the relief valve was the only theory they had. Thanks again, and I'll post anything I discover and/or try. Mark
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