Tinker Well-known member Mar 17, 2019 #2 On a general opinion, not knowing your car yr or gen. A couple drops when you do a oil change is standard procedure. Whatever you do an oil change with is fine. .
On a general opinion, not knowing your car yr or gen. A couple drops when you do a oil change is standard procedure. Whatever you do an oil change with is fine. .
B Bigjohnson Member Mar 17, 2019 #3 I have a 35pu with a 59 at motor thanks for the help I took the fan hub apart to clean an paint no oil in hub how much when dry thanks
I have a 35pu with a 59 at motor thanks for the help I took the fan hub apart to clean an paint no oil in hub how much when dry thanks
Tinker Well-known member Mar 17, 2019 #4 Just oil the hard bearings when installing, or add some oil to the cup. It doesn't take a lot. You could put some lithium grease on it when installing. .
Just oil the hard bearings when installing, or add some oil to the cup. It doesn't take a lot. You could put some lithium grease on it when installing. .
MGG Senior Member Mar 17, 2019 #6 Scroll down the list of threads and you will come to one titled "oil bath fan hub". The last post was yesterday so it is not very far down the list. This thread has a lot of information about servicing the hub, especially the post by Van Pelt sales.
Scroll down the list of threads and you will come to one titled "oil bath fan hub". The last post was yesterday so it is not very far down the list. This thread has a lot of information about servicing the hub, especially the post by Van Pelt sales.
Tinker Well-known member Mar 17, 2019 #7 https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=260348 I run old style bearings and redid mine. Probably 60 yrs since the last time it was changed.
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=260348 I run old style bearings and redid mine. Probably 60 yrs since the last time it was changed.
B Bob C Well-known member Mar 18, 2019 #8 To answer your question. "Add 1oz of engine oil turn fan until oil hole is at bottom, draining excess oil." Bob
To answer your question. "Add 1oz of engine oil turn fan until oil hole is at bottom, draining excess oil." Bob
KGS Well-known member Mar 18, 2019 #9 Bob C said: To answer your question. "Add 1oz of engine oil turn fan until oil hole is at bottom, draining excess oil." Bob Click to expand... Ford originally recommended regular motor oil, but changed that later to 85-90 weight gear oil. The same gear oil used in your transmission. l
Bob C said: To answer your question. "Add 1oz of engine oil turn fan until oil hole is at bottom, draining excess oil." Bob Click to expand... Ford originally recommended regular motor oil, but changed that later to 85-90 weight gear oil. The same gear oil used in your transmission. l