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I use 15/40 diesel engine oil in the engine year round.and universal tractor fluid in anything hydro ,80/90 gl-4 or 5 on gears.It gets 100 f here and goes down to 10f normally.had no issues using this stuff. would love to visit your country sometime.
Does the oil pressure reduce slowly as it gets hot or does it go away all at once? And by chance did you restart it after a few moments and the oil pressure came up? I am wondering if it is maybe a restricted oil return hole under the valve cover,maybe the oil is mostly staying up there and starving the sump.But I think that might be unlikely but need to check out.
you know I as thinking maybe it could be something with the oil filter housing if it has a oil pressure adjuster that has gone wierd on you. I can not think of why but stranger things have happened.I am still thinking.
I assume that the oil seems normal ,no diesel in it.I think you need to drop the oil pan look for maybe a loose oil pump? Or a part or trash causing a restriction to the suction pick up? Good Luck
I assume that the gauge you are looking at is electric powered.I would find a place on the engine that a mechanical gauge can be placed. You might have to add a t fitting. they do not lie.
I do not know but I bet it bends easy and leaves a sticky mess in your hand!
80/90 gear oil in the front axle ,and 15/40 diesel engine oil in crankcase,
I do not know if your engine has the same to me oddity .I can not get a good dipstick reading on a cold engine, if I just pull out the dipstick on a first pulling out.It will barely read on the stick.When I push it back in and read it the second time it reads where it should be. But I would go with the dipstick not what is in the book for sure.
I have one of those 12 ton bearing presses from harbor freight that I used to mostly straighten mine .the only down side to the press is it is not a pass thru ,but running on a diagonal it will still work.
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