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Wd45 oil line

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    Posted: 23 Apr 2012 at 3:25pm
I noticed a small split in the oil line running from the oil pressure guage to the block could tat explain low oil pressure?
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If that crack is leaking enuf to cause a drop in your oil pressure (assuming your tractor is producing good oil pressure) you would have one heck of a mess all over the side of the block. If you have a crack in the line and it is not leaking, you definitely have very low pressure for some other reason.
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It just slowly leaks out I have low pressure
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You can still get the lines from agco.  I bought one of the smaller lines - oil filter to head with new nuts and it was under $20.
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I bought an oil line in a package at Advance Auto Parts. It comes in a roll with a bunch of fittings. About $12.00. I needed to run an new line on the D15 to the oil gauge and all of the fittings that I needed were in the pack, including the 1/4" pipe to oil line compression. Bob
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