Re: OIL PRESSURE DROPPING AT HIGHER RPM
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05/21/12 04:41 AM
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stock pan,hv pump
Pretty simple. Any MORE questions?
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Re: OIL PRESSURE DROPPING AT HIGHER RPM
[Re: Kern Dog]
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05/21/12 08:26 AM
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Sounds like too much oil in the pan,,it is classic symptom--oil foams up and pressure goes down. Many stock pans are 4 qt and get overfilled or..could be pick up to far from pan bottom would be my guess
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Re: OIL PRESSURE DROPPING AT HIGHER RPM
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05/21/12 05:13 PM
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High volume pump could be sucking the pan dry.
This effect killed the first 440 I ever built.
If your gonna run it hard with a high Volume pump you need a larger volume of oil in the reservoir, i.e. the pan.)
Get a bigger capacity pan with baffles and if you do not have it a windage tray.
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Re: OIL PRESSURE DROPPING AT HIGHER RPM
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05/21/12 05:13 PM
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pickup getting uncovered on accell or not enough pickup/pan clearance
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Re: OIL PRESSURE DROPPING AT HIGHER RPM
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05/21/12 05:25 PM
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how much would i have to lift the engine to remove pan?
what would have to be disconnected ?
easiest way to measure pan/pump clearance?
recommended aftermarket pan?
Last edited by CUDA8U; 05/21/12 05:26 PM.
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Re: OIL PRESSURE DROPPING AT HIGHER RPM
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05/21/12 08:07 PM
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how much would i have to lift the engine to remove pan?
what would have to be disconnected ?
easiest way to measure pan/pump clearance?
recommended aftermarket pan?
Hi volume oil pumps do this and have ruined more engines than it helped, people are hard to convince of this though.
No need for a HV pump, this is why imo. Makes for a lot of oil control problems, like baffeling and getting wound up around the crank.
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Re: OIL PRESSURE DROPPING AT HIGHER RPM
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05/21/12 11:32 PM
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lol
The old HV pump myth.
I ran a HV pump in my 413, ran it from San Diego to Memphis and back. 75+ mph, 4.10 gears, 28" tall tires. That's about 3700 rpm for HOURS on end, stock pan, MP windage tray. Ran a liquid filled Autometer oil pressure gauge to monitor it.
No problems. Try dropping your viscosity, bet your running old school thick oil and hitting the bypass in the pump. 70+ psi is way too much anyway.
They say there are no such thing as a stupid question. They say there is always the exception that proves the rule. Don't be the exception.
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Re: OIL PRESSURE DROPPING AT HIGHER RPM
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05/21/12 11:36 PM
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lol
The old HV pump myth.
I ran a HV pump in my 413, ran it from San Diego to Memphis and back. 75+ mph, 4.10 gears, 28" tall tires. That's about 3700 rpm for HOURS on end, stock pan, MP windage tray. Ran a liquid filled Autometer oil pressure gauge to monitor it.
No problems. Try dropping your viscosity, bet your running old school thick oil and hitting the bypass in the pump. 70+ psi is way too much anyway.
lol I ran them too for years, but when I quit using them my engines were better and lasted longer without the additional stress on the drive and less windage, from my experience.
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