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looking for oil pressure sending unit
- Thread starter rickwey
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nova481
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Hi
Go to this site, it looks like it's number 32
https://partstore.casece.com/us/Gro...eehold/parts-search.html#epc::mr49912ar444543
Go to this site, it looks like it's number 32
https://partstore.casece.com/us/Gro...eehold/parts-search.html#epc::mr49912ar444543
ive seen it on the part manual but I can't find it on my backhoe no where lol where that hole is suppose to be there is no hole there
petepilot
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make sure you have an electronic gauge 1980 could still have a hose direct to the gauge
how would I be able to tell i'm new to case machine and I just bought this one and doing all the repairs myself as best I can
petepilot
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un bolt the dash panel lift it out enough to see whether theres a wire or rubber hose connected to to the op gauge-or see if there is a hose running from somewhere close to the oil filter-cooler back to the cab
ok thanks there a wire coming out of mine my gauge has one of those printed circuit boards with one of those double side plugs and a cable like a speedometer
petepilot
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alright there has to be a sending unit somewhere figure out the cam side of the block it will be in the oil galley- left side i think
kshansen
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Did you look on the left side of the engine (left being as you are sitting in the drivers seat) ? It is not real clear in the parts page shown above but does look like it is shown in a dashed line drawing indicating it is on the opposite side of the block from the view shown.
chas357
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I have a late 70's 580c, ops is located on drivers side of engine just below fuel filter hope this helps
kshansen
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Would the drivers side be the left side? Remember this is a very international forum and in some countries the drivers side would be on the right! And to not get too fussy on most tractor the "driver" sits centered behind the engine, well except for my Farmall BN!
Tinkerer
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Take the plug out and screw a cheap pressure gauge in the hole. Of course look for oil to drip out when you take the plug out.
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Is there by chance a wire hanging in that area not hooked to anything?