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Posted by IKE (Member # 435) on
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I completely lost oil press. I heard it tick a little then I shut it off in a hurry!!! What the hell happened ??? I guess i snapped my oil input shaft maybe or my oil pump gave out!!! Do you guys think I hurt anything ???? It did not tick very loud or anything....
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Posted by FasterDamnit (Member # 442) on
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Ouch! Dude- you have surely pissed of the Horse Power Gods in light of your recent "successes". Any idea how long you were w/out pressure? The only sure way to know is to pull a bearing cap and rod cap and check those bearings. The oil pump drive shaft breaking is common- especially after modifications that increase power. I have done that myself. Saw it happen on the gauge and shut it down- still replaced the bearings and polished the crank one at a time. Much easier to do on a '65 than on a 5.0 'Stang. Good Luck!ps- you can pull the oil filter- take it to California Street Machine and have Lance cut it open and look at it. He will tell you straight. Tell him I sent you.
JL
[ March 23, 2002: Message edited by: FasterDamnit ]
Posted by IKE (Member # 435) on
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I shut it off as soon as I seen no oil press... I heard a little ticking I think... I guess i will do some calling around for a oil pump tommarrow!!!!
Posted by FasterDamnit (Member # 442) on
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If you are going to crack the pan to do the pump at least remove one bearing cap and see what the bearing looks like.JL
Posted by IKE (Member # 435) on
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will do THANX JIM
Posted by IKE (Member # 435) on
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WOOOO HOOO I got both of the things done Fuel pump/ high flow oil pump changed.... Total of 13 hours to do them both!!!!! I droped the rack and pinion to change the oil pump exc worked like a charm!!!! Me and a guy from my work did it.... Cruise here I come!!!!
Posted by bunchmyfunky (Member # 360) on
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Ike, Glad to see everything is all right with the car. Do you want to meet somewhere Saturday and drive down to the cruise.
Posted by st5150 (Member # 51) on
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Sweet, so what happened? Shaft broke? Pump siezed?
Posted by IKE (Member # 435) on
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Pump seized causing the shaft to twist then snap into 2 pieces!!!! Hey Mark that would be cool !!! Let me know what time you want to meet!!!!
Posted by 66 InjectedCobra (Member # 819) on
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Glad to see your car is alright. I have had enough problems to last a life time, so I hate seeing others W/problems. I used a FMS "Ford Motor Sport" high volume pump and it workrd out well. What pump did you use?
Hey don't hate on AOD cars
If people would actually build them rite then they would not have all these problems. Mine has been great to me. I give it over 500hp every day too
Posted by st5150 (Member # 51) on
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Talk about a streak of bad luck you've been having with your car. Did you get a high pressure or high volume pump? Did you get a hardened shaft? Both of those pumps actually strain the shaft even more than the stock pump since they take more energy to turn.
Posted by IKE (Member # 435) on
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I used a high volume pump... Oil press is really good im at 50 at idle!!! I used the shaft that come with the pump I think its called milden I think its the best pump i could get on short notice
Posted by 88gt (Member # 579) on
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Originally posted by IKE:
Oil press is really good im at 50 at idle!!!
what should oil pressure be with a stock pump at idle?