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Originally postet by "gary477 "
What is that hockey puck shaped cannister just above the oil filter on MEL engines ? Is it an oil cooler ?
What is cannister above oil filter ?
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Re: What is cannister above oil filter ?
Do You Mean..
The bell shaped piece on the oil filter adaptor? That would be the oil pressure sending switch.
If not, what is your application?
The bell shaped piece on the oil filter adaptor? That would be the oil pressure sending switch.
If not, what is your application?
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Re: What is cannister above oil filter ?
Originally postet by "Roland "
Power Steering Resevoir?
Power Steering Resevoir?
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Re: What is cannister above oil filter ?
Originally postet by "gary477 "
No, its much larger than a sending unit
The cannister in question is not part of the oil filter adapter, its farther up, its about the size and shape of a power steering resevoir, but Ive seen it in illustrations of MEL engines that have no power steering or air conditioning ( only water pump and alternator ).
No, its much larger than a sending unit
The cannister in question is not part of the oil filter adapter, its farther up, its about the size and shape of a power steering resevoir, but Ive seen it in illustrations of MEL engines that have no power steering or air conditioning ( only water pump and alternator ).
Re: What is cannister above oil filter ?
Some installations (LINC-MERC) had a crankshaft driven P/S pump. The reservoir is smaller than the belt driven Eaton pump and is bolted to the the front engine cover tucking it in close to the engine. The photo shows the pump on the right and the reservoir on the left. I don't have an installed photo at this time. Look familiar?
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Re: What is cannister above oil filter ?
Originally postet by "gary477 "
Thanks, KULTULZ, for solving a mystery to me !
Thanks, KULTULZ, for solving a mystery to me !
Re: What is cannister above oil filter ?
KULTULZ wrote:Kultulz, can you edit?Theo wrote:
Some installations (LINC-MERC) had a crankshaft driven P/S pump. The reservoir is smaller than the belt driven Eaton pump and is bolted to the the front engine cover tucking it in close to the engine. The photo shows the pump on the right and the reservoir on the left. I don't have an installed photo at this time. Look familiar?
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Re: What is cannister above oil filter ?
Thanx mate. You can also edit your post by going there directly.
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