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When preheating a hot oil pump, how much must the pump casing temperature be lower than the inlet temperature? Why?

2008-01-24View Original

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As mentioned, I am a newbie, so please give me some advice from my expert friends.
Reply #22008-01-25
The temperature rise rate of the hot oil pump cannot exceed 50 degrees/hour. I can't remember the temperature difference between the shell and the inlet.
Reply #32008-01-25
In addition, please note that during the preheating process, the car must be turned 180 degrees every 15-20 minutes.
Reply #42008-01-25
Dangers of preheating too quickly: 1Influence on the service life of the pump ; 2. Uneven preheating of pump parts causes damage or failure. ; 3. The end face seal leaks, and the flange and large cover cause leakage.

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