When the lubricating oil pump is switched over, is it necessary to turn the standby pump?

2021-02-08View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2021-7-14 at 16:00: Is it necessary to turn the standby pump manually when switching the lubrication oil pump?

Reply #22021-02-09

First, it is necessary to clarify the purpose of turning the rotor: to officially confirm whether the mechanical condition of the rotor is normal. If you can guarantee it, then why bother with turning the crank?

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When the lubricating oil pump is switched over, is it necessary to turn the standby pump?

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