cam install, after 50 miles no oil pressure! HELP!
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cam install, after 50 miles no oil pressure! HELP!
put a cam in today and everything ran fine until about 50 miles down the road then oil pressure went to zero, what could possibly cause this or how coul i fix this?
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Originally Posted by A&MWS6
put a cam in today and everything ran fine until about 50 miles down the road then oil pressure went to zero, what could possibly cause this or how coul i fix this?
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Originally Posted by A&MWS6
no did not change the oil pump.
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did you do anything to the stock oil pump? Usually this happens if the o ring on the oil pump wasnt put on right or something else with the oil pump.
How many miles where on the oil pump thats in there? Sounds to me either something wasnt installed right or the oil pump died.. one reason most replace those when they swap cams. Some dont and they get by fine, but the added strain of the cam can kill some pumps that have miles on them
How many miles where on the oil pump thats in there? Sounds to me either something wasnt installed right or the oil pump died.. one reason most replace those when they swap cams. Some dont and they get by fine, but the added strain of the cam can kill some pumps that have miles on them
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Did you take the stock oil pump off at all during the install? If so, you might have accidentally installed the o-ring incorrectly. I would just tear it apart again and make sure everything is installed properly, better safe than sorry.