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Most hydraulic pump failures come from ________________?

  1. Contamination
  2. Wrong viscosity oil
  3. Design flaw
  4. Normal wear and tear

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Course Spotlight


Introduction to Pins and Bushings Lubrication

Description: Effective maintenance programs include propert training for personnel invlolved in equipment lubrication. This course provides training on proper lubrication tehniques. Click on the diagram (left) for a preview.

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Course Catalog

Fundamentals of Lubrication - English and Spanish
(Free for Registered Members)


API CJ-4 Lubricants for 2007 Low Emission Diesel Engines
(Free for Registered Members)


Heavy Duty Diesel Engine Lubrication

Base Oils

Fundamentals of Lubricant Additives

Hydraulic System Lubrication

Lubricant Product Stewardship

Industrial Gear Lubrication

Automotive Grease Lubrication

Heavy Duty Coolants

Automotive Gear Lubrication

Industrial Grease Lubrication

Passenger Car Engine Lubrication

Electric Motor Bearing Lubrication

Pin and Bushings

Introduction to Used Oil Analysis

Lubricant University courses are a good start to build your knowledge for certification programs such as STLE Certified Lubrication Specialist or ICML Machine Lubrication Technician.

Article Spotlight

Varnish in Turbine Oils - Causes, Effects, and Solutions

Desiccant Breathers Filters Maximize Equipment Life

Best Practices for Lubricants Handling

How to Use a Refractometer

API CJ-4: New Category for Low Emission Diesel Engines using Particulate Filters

Resources by Industry

Transportation

Industrial

Power Generation

Off Highway

Reliability and Maintenance

Oil Analysis | Troubleshooting | Reliabilty

Resources by Application

Transmissions

Engines

Hydraulic Systems

Compressor and Turbines

Gear Systems


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