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fairchm New User
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:26 pm Post subject: Case 930 Oil Pressure |
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I have about 10 hours on my 930 c/k after a complete engine rebuild. All has been fine until I recently noticed that my oil pressure has started fluctuating. Runs about 40psi, then drops to 20 and appears to randomly swing back and forth.
I do have some additional potentially useful information.
It has recently dropped below freezing for the first time since I owned the tractor. The oil appears to be clean and free of water. I"ve changed the oil and filter once since the rebuild (15W-40).
A new oil pump was not available during the rebuild, so I selected a lightly used unit. Cleaned it , checked clearances.
Never seen like before. Any one have ideas? |
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jon f mn Tractor Expert
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:35 pm Post subject: Re: Case 930 Oil Pressure |
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Did you check your gage? |
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casecollectorsc Long Time User
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:44 pm Post subject: Re: Case 930 Oil Pressure |
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Are the bearings the same clearance as the crankshaft is ground to? In otherwards a crank ground .020 under needs bearings to correspond. I overhauled a 403 IH combine engine one time and ordered the bearings and put engine together and back on combine and when engine was warm 10# pressure. Take it off and back apart. They had given me std. bearings on a .020 shaft. I learned to check after that. |
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DKase Tractor Expert
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:56 pm Post subject: Re: Case 930 Oil Pressure |
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I have a 54 DC that does that when it is 1 qt low on oil. There must be a leak in the suction line to the oil pump. Possibility if the gauge checks out OK. |
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fairchm New User
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2013 9:23 am Post subject: Re: Case 930 Oil Pressure |
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Thanks everyone for the tips. I purchased an extra gauge and need to hook it up. I'd dismissed the gauge as a possibility as I didn't think a bad gauge could cause such odd behavior.
In regards to bearing clearances, I didn't make it clear but the pressure was rock solid at 40 psi for the first 10 hours then suddenly started acting up.
Oil pump sucking air is an interesting idea. I don't remember any O-rings or other sealing devices on the oil pump inlet. Need to look at the manual again.
Thanks again |
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fairchm New User
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Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 1:51 pm Post subject: Re: Case 930 Oil Pressure |
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Verified today that the problem is not the oil gauge. |
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