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    Looking for people in Washington state, Pacific county area

    Wow sounds like a crowd 1942 9N bob :)
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    Oil Pressure 2

    Will try the 90wt, just happen to have 5 gals. Have Dr. today, my feet hit the floor this morn, so this old fart (78) still kicking
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    Oil Pressure 2

    I should have previously stated that I'm only turning this over by battery power with no plugs installed. How much does matter?
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    Oil Pressure

    I understand that thinking, Then why is the oil passage terminate at the fitting in the rear of the block, or is this residue pressure that goes to the gauge and filter?? Stay Tuned Will pull the pan and reprime the pump. If it doesn't work its going in Dah River. Will use as a sinker for...
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    Oil Pressure

    I under stand the function and the limitations of the filter, that's why i changed the tubing to go to the Governor. Stay Tuned!
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    Looking for people in Washington state, Pacific county area

    I'm in Wahkiakum County on Puget Island, Cathlamet.
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    Oil Pressure

    I recently re-built my 9N, forgot to grease up the oil pump to prime it. So I went thru the pressure by-pass fitting, that did not work. I also installed a new Governor and ran the oil line from the bottom of the canister, blocked off the line to the block, and kept the rear block fitting from...
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    Extra Part

    Coil still needed, was supplied an up dated 12v internally resisted coil for the distributer, I opted for the external coil with the block out for the top of the distributor.
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    Oil Lines

    Looking for factory oil line routing and tubing sizes for '42' 9N What I've got has been altered, would like to put it right :wink:
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    Extra Part

    God I hope so, never gave it a thought. :wink: While rebuilding, I opted to go 12V with electronic ignition, new gov, and rebuilt the oil pump. My next dilemma is the proper (factory) routing and sizing of the oil lines.
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    Extra Part

    I'm in the closing stages of my rebuild of my '42' 9N and have leftover screw. Did I screw up?? Any info would HELP! It the following: 9/16' overall ht, 1/4X20 threads, 7/16" of thread, and a 5/8" diameter slotted head. :? [/img][/i][/b]
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