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Re: Dip stick- What side to read?
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Posted by PUTTER on December 28, 2005 at 06:26:48 from (12.180.170.75):
In Reply to: Dip stick- What side to read? posted by Jason(Pa.) on December 27, 2005 at 18:22:55:
Jason, You should read the engine stopped side. The other side was for that engine used in a generator set. They sometimes couldn't be shutdown for long periods of time which was the reason for the ability to check when running. Some Caterpillars had this same feature, they could have their oil changed without being shut down also. PUTTER
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