Stroker oil pump failure
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There's a pressure relief valve under one of the head bolts which can be damaged if the bolt is too long. Problems usually occur only with head studs though. The stud in that position has to be shortened.Comment
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Im sure there is not oil valve under headbolt thread in block. There is some check valve under gauge pressure sensor or pressure switch.
Can you be even more specific, maybe some picture will be the best description.
Engine is assebled ready to pickup, so i need your info soon as possible. Thanks.
EDIT2: removed prevousion, you think this right?
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So its not head but main bearing stud problem. Im using also non factory bolts here, generic M10 12.9 inbus bolts. Unsure lenght, i think maximum in few mm difference. Who know how much is there space from OEM to contact with valve...
Damn, oilpan is back&sealed on engine...Last edited by curamrdan; 23 September 2016, 23:57.Comment
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Stroker oil pump failure
Sorry bud, dodgy memory these days, yes it's the main bearing stud.
I don't know if this could cause your problem, I've just read about it on here in the past.Comment
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It should have, all the AEL's I've stripped have had one. There are two different types, there's some pictures here:-
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Stroker oil pump failure
I have let my oilpump gears and backplate of the pump camshafts,crank,mainbearings
Coated whit a DFL1 coat
After reading a lot about it i decide to give it a try
Don't now yet iff it works but got a good feeling about it
Got a new (old style oem oilpump whit black back plate)Comment
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