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    Posted: 25 Jul 2010 at 3:27pm
When started, my WD-45 has great oil pressure-----after five minutes of operation it wants to drop down to near zero.  I have found that the top oil filter stem was clogged, so I cleaned it and it still acts the same.  Any suggestions?  Thanks!
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Do you have a good filter. A couple years ago there were a bunch of bad filters made with pleated paper inside and a rubber ring in the bottom center. These should be off the shelves but maybe not. The Fram C159 was the only filter that was never made wrong as far as I know. If the stem was plugged I would think that would increase your pressure. Use a straight weight heavier oil or is it time for new cam, rod and main bearings.
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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Do you have a good filter. A couple years ago there were a bunch of bad filters made with pleated paper inside and a rubber ring in the bottom center. These should be off the shelves but maybe not. The Fram C159 was the only filter that was never made wrong as far as I know. If the stem was plugged I would think that would increase your pressure. Use a straight weight heavier oil or is it time for new cam, rod and main bearings.
Here is the filter info Charlie is talking about.
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use a fram C-159 for best results.
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