melling oils pumps
02-25-2009, 02:25 AM
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melling oils pumps hi guys , i have melling performance oil pump installed in my car and i think this is bad pump , how about yours guys ? are those pumps is good ? i think GM is better than those , question for who have melling performance oil pump installed in their cars : how its works with yours ? how much is your oil pressure with this pumps ? because i'm doupt with this pump and planning to swap it , about the pressure mine when cold 60PSI , warm 20-30PSI , finally thanks
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02-25-2009, 03:34 AM
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Marhaba Mohammed, Keifuk?
What temps are you driving around in to get down to the 20-30psi? What oil are you running? Thickness?
If the oil is too thin, that might be the cause of the low oil pressure. What Melling pump did you install? I doubt its the pump, melling makes quality pumps. How many miles are on the pump?
What temps are you driving around in to get down to the 20-30psi? What oil are you running? Thickness?
If the oil is too thin, that might be the cause of the low oil pressure. What Melling pump did you install? I doubt its the pump, melling makes quality pumps. How many miles are on the pump?
02-25-2009, 06:46 AM
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call up melling and tell them what pump you have they should be able to help you out.....some of there pumps run lower oil pressure for some reason....i ran into the same problem with mine idling around 25 to 30 and 45 at wot after driving it for about 20 minutes or so.....thats with 15w40 rotella
02-25-2009, 07:28 AM
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Marhaba Mohammed, Keifuk?
What temps are you driving around in to get down to the 20-30psi? What oil are you running? Thickness?
If the oil is too thin, that might be the cause of the low oil pressure. What Melling pump did you install? I doubt its the pump, melling makes quality pumps. How many miles are on the pump?
What temps are you driving around in to get down to the 20-30psi? What oil are you running? Thickness?
If the oil is too thin, that might be the cause of the low oil pressure. What Melling pump did you install? I doubt its the pump, melling makes quality pumps. How many miles are on the pump?
tamam 
tmam= fine :pi'm running in cold temperature , my oil is visco 3000 , is this oil thin?
how about those oils ?
, i installed melling performance part # MEL10296 , it's new pump purchased about few months , i think 1000-2000mile ,
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call up melling and tell them what pump you have they should be able to help you out.....some of there pumps run lower oil pressure for some reason....i ran into the same problem with mine idling around 25 to 30 and 45 at wot after driving it for about 20 minutes or so.....thats with 15w40 rotella
swapping the pump or changing oil and filter 
02-25-2009, 08:10 AM
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It could always be a pinched o-ring from the pump install. Usually this is the culprit. Just for comparison I run Castrol 10w30 year round & I have 60+psi at WOT & 40 warm idle. If I drive while it's cold it'll go up past 80psi if I go to high in the rpm's before the oil warms up.
I have seen alot of people have this issue & it's normally that damn o-ring. So if you have time to pull the pan & check that I would before swapping pumps.
I have seen alot of people have this issue & it's normally that damn o-ring. So if you have time to pull the pan & check that I would before swapping pumps.
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02-25-2009, 12:21 PM
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It could always be a pinched o-ring from the pump install. Usually this is the culprit. Just for comparison I run Castrol 10w30 year round & I have 60+psi at WOT & 40 warm idle. If I drive while it's cold it'll go up past 80psi if I go to high in the rpm's before the oil warms up.
I have seen alot of people have this issue & it's normally that damn o-ring. So if you have time to pull the pan & check that I would before swapping pumps.
I have seen alot of people have this issue & it's normally that damn o-ring. So if you have time to pull the pan & check that I would before swapping pumps.
BTW most feel the Melling is a better piece than a GM and the 296 you got is the hi volume version that flows 18% more than OEM. I run the same pump.
What kind of pressure were you running before the swap and did any other mods go on at the same time?
02-26-2009, 01:28 AM
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^^^ the 10296 is a high volume & high pressure. I just installed one in mine and cold idle is 60 psi and warm is around 45. As stated above they are good pumps. If its been good up until now I wouldnt suspect the o ring just wiggled out unless the bolt has maybe backed out a little. What kind of oil filter do you run and when was it last changed? I used to run k&n and it was actually such a good filter it clogged itself easily. Would start out with good oil pressure and it would drop. And that might not be the problem but I would start with the easiest thing first. No point in dropping the pan and it end up being the filter. If its not that than check the o ring and so on. Good luck.
02-26-2009, 05:57 PM
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^^^ the 10296 is a high volume & high pressure. I just installed one in mine and cold idle is 60 psi and warm is around 45. As stated above they are good pumps. If its been good up until now I wouldnt suspect the o ring just wiggled out unless the bolt has maybe backed out a little. What kind of oil filter do you run and when was it last changed? I used to run k&n and it was actually such a good filter it clogged itself easily. Would start out with good oil pressure and it would drop. And that might not be the problem but I would start with the easiest thing first. No point in dropping the pan and it end up being the filter. If its not that than check the o ring and so on. Good luck.
02-26-2009, 06:39 PM
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Hmm i run K&N filter on all 4 of my vehicles and never had them clog. They hold pressure much longer than Mobile 1 filters (throughout the oils life) bya good bit. The K&N maintains about 5psi higher oil pressure on both my LS1 and LT1 halfway through the oils life.
02-27-2009, 10:38 AM
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God I hate K&N stuff. I only run PureOne filters on my car. Had a K&N do exactly what your talkin about it have never used another one since. Even took my K&N air filter out & put a stock paper back in. Hell I remove it completely at the track anyway, LOL.
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