Freshly rebuilt engine won´t build oil pressure?
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Re: Freshly rebuilt engine won´t build oil pressure?
I feel your pain as I'm sure others here do. Please keep us updated.
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Re: Freshly rebuilt engine won´t build oil pressure?
Oh.. i was thinking of the XJ where you can leave the rad in for the puller.
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Re: Freshly rebuilt engine won´t build oil pressure?
X2! They pulled them out right?......They shoulda put some new ones back in!!SilverXJ wrote: I would have a word with the machine shop.
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Re: Freshly rebuilt engine won´t build oil pressure?
So, here's the galley plug location that you all should double check before the T/C goes on... and if you have low oil pressure it's a place to look.
I didn't want to pull the timing cover unless I knew that the oil was leaking from there, so I cut the top off of an oil container, filled with oil, and put it on top of a jackstand so that the oil pickup was inside the oil container, leaving the oil pan off. I then turned the oil pump with a drill and looked to see where the oil was coming from, and sure enough, it was STREAMING out of the inside of the timing cover. Then I knew the cover had to come off.
Anyway, the guy from the shop is coming by today after I get home from work, and installing the pipe plug and buttoning everything back up for me.
Thanks for your guys' help in diagnosing!!
I didn't want to pull the timing cover unless I knew that the oil was leaking from there, so I cut the top off of an oil container, filled with oil, and put it on top of a jackstand so that the oil pickup was inside the oil container, leaving the oil pan off. I then turned the oil pump with a drill and looked to see where the oil was coming from, and sure enough, it was STREAMING out of the inside of the timing cover. Then I knew the cover had to come off.
Anyway, the guy from the shop is coming by today after I get home from work, and installing the pipe plug and buttoning everything back up for me.
Thanks for your guys' help in diagnosing!!
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Re: Freshly rebuilt engine won´t build oil pressure?
I'm glad for you that is was an "easy" fix. It sucks that they missed that. I have had the worst luck with machine shops in the past.
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