New H/C/I swap but now no oil pressure
#16
RE: New H/C/I swap but now no oil pressure
ORIGINAL: 5.0stanger
They are in the block, like a set screw. You would need a allen wrench to take them out IIRC. You don't need to take them out for a H/C/I swap
They are in the block, like a set screw. You would need a allen wrench to take them out IIRC. You don't need to take them out for a H/C/I swap
#17
RE: New H/C/I swap but now no oil pressure
take the oil filter off, and with the coil wire off so it doesnt actually start have someone turn it over and see if oil shoots out. if it does, start that fugger and let it run for a few minutes, you know the bearings are getting oil and there should be assembly lube all over the top end.
#19
RE: New H/C/I swap but now no oil pressure
if it is the lifters fooked up though, you would still get oil shooting out of the filter hole though right?
edit, hey look 1000 posts!
Back to telling me how I screwed my car up though[8D]
edit, hey look 1000 posts!
Back to telling me how I screwed my car up though[8D]
#20
RE: New H/C/I swap but now no oil pressure
yeah. use used new lifters or old ones?
+1 for putting in a dry filter, less mess
if you have pressure in the bottom end your golden. if you dont its one of a few things.
1) oil pump driveshaft
2) low oil level in the pan
3) oil pickup tube issue, clogged screen or maybe the fugger fell of into your pan [&:]
4) pump wont prime, in which case you need to remove oil pan and pack pump full of vasoline - but if you have to pull it out you might as well get a new (better) pump anyways.
+1 for putting in a dry filter, less mess
if you have pressure in the bottom end your golden. if you dont its one of a few things.
1) oil pump driveshaft
2) low oil level in the pan
3) oil pickup tube issue, clogged screen or maybe the fugger fell of into your pan [&:]
4) pump wont prime, in which case you need to remove oil pan and pack pump full of vasoline - but if you have to pull it out you might as well get a new (better) pump anyways.