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Re: Re: Re: Low Oil Pressure
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Posted by Rod (NH) on August 03, 2003 at 19:39:12 from (12.148.160.138):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Low Oil Pressure posted by Jim McKinney on August 03, 2003 at 16:07:55:
Jim, If you can't find an older style NAPA-1101 or WIX-51101 on the shelf somewhere, try AC-C412. That's AC as in AC Sparkplug. I used to use the C412 years ago but began to have trouble finding them locally and switched to the NAPA-1101. FRAM-C159 is also a direct replacement and is the "old style", so I am told. I am also of the understanding that the filters you get from AGCO (Allis #840912) are now the correct "old style" after AGCO got the problem squared away with their supplier. I am told AGCO is offering free replacements for the "new style" ones they unknowingly sold previously. I am going to be searching the local market for AC-C412 or FRAM-C159 before my next filter change. I will visually verify the "old style" before purchase. AGCO doesn't have a local source for me so if I can't get anything locally, I may wind up getting some from them via mail. At least they know the problem and presumably have it resolved. There has been a lot of chatter and complaints about the NAPA filter causing low oil pressure in the AC vintage tractor community over the last several months. That is what caused me to look into it myself...I needed to verify the claims/concerns to my own satisfaction. Lots of posts on this subject on the "other board" that is dedicated to AC tractors. I would link you to it here but this site will not let me do that due to sales competition. You may already know how to get there anyway. If you do, just do a search on "oil pressure" or "NAPA" or "oil filter". You'll find plenty or reading on the issue. Good luck.  Rod
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