Have oil pressure on your Genset engine oil system before startup and eliminate bearing wear and engine failure.
For all Genset, Stationary, Generator, Automotive, Boat, Tractor, Truck, Diesel, Gasoline, Engines and Motors.
You’ve all heard a lot of numbers thrown around, but it’s pretty common knowledge that at least 50% of all engine wear occurs at start-up.
This is due to the fact that the crankshaft drives the oil pump, which pressurizes the lubrication system.
Every time the engine is started, several hundred revolutions of the crankshaft can occur prior to the oil pump pressurizing your genset oil system to lubricate the bearings.
The longer your engine sits without running the dryer the start-up is.
After only a few days, all the oil in the galleys and bearings has drained back into the oil pan.
With the Genset-Prelube System installed, filtered oil is stored in the reservoir tank ready to pressurize the lubrication system BEFORE the first revolution of the crankshaft.
This completely eliminates all of the wear due to dry bearing abrasion from engine start-up without oil pressure.
As soon as the ignition key is turned on, the lubrication system will start to pressurize and within only a couple seconds you will read pressure on your gauge giving you a fully lubricated engine start.
The reservoir tank is connected to the engine oil gallery with 3/8-inch hydraulic hose where the pressure-sending unit enters the block.
When the engine is running the solenoid valve on the Insta-Lube Kit remains open and the oil pump pressurizes the accumulator tank.
When the key is turned off the solenoid valve instantly closes, and the oil in the tank is stored, ready for your next startup.
The next time the key is turned on; the pressurized oil is instantly released to the engine to pressurize the lubrication system just as though the oil pump was running.
With 3 Kit sizes to choose from, there is an Insta-Lube Kit for all Genset and stationary engine oil systems.
Works on all Portable Diesel Generators, RV Generators, Home Generators, Emergency Power Generators, Marine Generators, Industrial Generators, Portable Gasoline Generators, Standby Generators, Automobiles, Boats, Trucks, Forklifts, Hydraulic Lifts and Farm Tractors.
