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Posted by Gordon Chance on May 08, 2004 at 19:11:26 from (172.149.2.231):
In Reply to: Allis 185D posted by frankfarkle on May 08, 2004 at 09:56:03:
If you installed an engine that had a turbo, you will have to remove the spring and plug from the oil passage across the back of the block. It was originally in the block to send the oil from the filter housing to the oil cooler and then into the block. If you removed the turbo and the oil cooler, then there is no way for the engine to get oil to the block unless you remove the spring and plug. You can get access to the spring and plug by removing the allen plur from the left rear corner of the block by the oil filter housing. Good luck. Gordon
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