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Santana PS-10 User Manual

Santana PS-10
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6L-2 LUBRICATION SYSTEM
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
LUBRICATION CIRCUIT
Overview
The engine lubrication is of type forced circulation and is brought about by the following elements:
• A gears oil pump incorporated in the auxiliary organs group and a pressure regulating valve incorporated to the
auxiliary organs group rear cover.
• A Modine type heat exchanger with incorporated safety valve.
• An oil filter (double filtrated) with incorporated safety valve.
Running
Oil is sucked by the pump through a sucker plunged in the oil pan. Oil comes under pressure to the heat exchanger where
it cools, goes through the oil filter, arriving later to the different organs in motion of engine to be lubricated through conduits
and pipes.
When the lubrication cycle is accomplished oil returns to the oil pan by gravity.
In case the oil filter is blocked or the heat exchanger is blocked, any of both would be excluded of lubrication circuit
through its safety valve avoiding thus that the engine becomes without lubrication.
SKECTH OF LUBRICATION CIRCUIT
1. Oil conduits to camshaft.
2. Oil to pump.
3. Auxiliary organs group.
4. Modine heat exchanger.
5. Oil filter (double filtration).
6. Vacuum pump.
7. Pressure regulating valve.
8. Oil pump gears.
9. Pump oil sucker.
10. Oil injector for piston head refrigeration.
11. Oil conduits to turbo charger.
12. Oil pressure switch
(A) Oil to engine
(B) Pump oil sucking.
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Santana PS-10 Specifications

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BrandSantana
ModelPS-10
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish