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Posted by Darin on April 04, 2005 at 10:02:41 from (207.5.122.10):
I have a 61 IH 240 utility tractor. When you start it, the oil pressure is around 40 psi. or so. After it warms up, the oil pressure goes down to around 15 or 10. I have a new oil gauge in it. I was thinking about replacing the rod bearings. Or should I replace the mains instead? I really don't want to split the tractor. I have heard that they sometime only run around 10 psi or so? I am not for sure. I thought about rebuilding the oil pump, but the oil pressure doesn't come up with you rev up the engine. Any ideas? Thanks
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