Normal LS1 oil pressure??
01-13-2019, 11:24 PM
#21
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You might be able to do it without dropping the pan, but it's tricky. I would drop the pan, remove the front cover, and then do it.
The O-ring of choice depends on the pickup tube. There are two (2) O-rings; a fatter one and thinner one. IF the tube has a groove rolled into it near where it goes into the pump, use the fat one. If no groove (smooth), the thinner one goes on. Hope this helps you!
The O-ring of choice depends on the pickup tube. There are two (2) O-rings; a fatter one and thinner one. IF the tube has a groove rolled into it near where it goes into the pump, use the fat one. If no groove (smooth), the thinner one goes on. Hope this helps you!
01-14-2019, 08:15 AM
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You might be able to do it without dropping the pan, but it's tricky. I would drop the pan, remove the front cover, and then do it.
The O-ring of choice depends on the pickup tube. There are two (2) O-rings; a fatter one and thinner one. IF the tube has a groove rolled into it near where it goes into the pump, use the fat one. If no groove (smooth), the thinner one goes on. Hope this helps you!
The O-ring of choice depends on the pickup tube. There are two (2) O-rings; a fatter one and thinner one. IF the tube has a groove rolled into it near where it goes into the pump, use the fat one. If no groove (smooth), the thinner one goes on. Hope this helps you!
01-14-2019, 10:59 AM
#23
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Basically the only place for air to get in the oil is between the pickup screen, which SHOULD be submerged, and the pump itself. Pretty much narrows it down.. Air bubbles in the oil IS the diagnosis as far as anyone knows.