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Re: m farmall with low oile pressure
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Posted by Jason Simmerman on July 15, 2007 at 05:57:10 from (71.168.48.140):
In Reply to: Re: m farmall with low oile pressure posted by gene bender on July 15, 2007 at 02:31:24:
I didn't say the engine wasn't pressure lubricated, I said in most cases the rod bearings are splash lubricated, and I went so far to say that I haven't had an M apart so I can't say for sure. If the rod bearings are splash lubricated they will have no effect on oil pressure. Don't go off on me when you have the inability to comprehend and read... I said the three major things that have an effect on oil pressure is oil pump, main bearings and cam bearings. Now, think about this why would I say that if they weren't normally directly lubricated via an oil galley in the block, in which the tolerances between the bearings and the cam/mains on the crank are what cause the resistance in the system to give it "PRESSURE". Please read fully before you try to rip my head off, because it makes you look an A$$!!! PS: Please capitalize the first words of your sentences. It makes things real hard to read.
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