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C-5 1050-50 no oil pressure

Hello Dear Tech
I'm working on this C-5 1050-50 with John deer engine,
This engine has no oil pressure
I removed the Oil pressure sender and crank the engine no oil comes up,
After removing the oil filter and oil cooler still no oil comes up when I crank the engine.
Please I need your advice, do I have to check for any blockage or before i jump to the oil pump?
Or should I go to the oil pump directly.

The engine runs I didn't hear any rattling noise
I don't have any experience with this engine
Any advice help would be appreciated

Kind regards
Ram
  • Posted 5 Oct 2021 04:47
  • By RamKhudan
  • joined 4 Feb'21 - 54 messages
  • Curacao
Ram
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I removed the Oil pump, the pressure release valve was broken.
  • Posted 7 Oct 2021 10:58
  • By RamKhudan
  • joined 4 Feb'21 - 54 messages
  • Curacao
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