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Re: hydraulic lifters not pumping up [Re: dartphil] #1940056
10/28/15 01:08 AM
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Originally Posted By dartphil
Originally Posted By dartphil
Originally Posted By bigcar
So if I understand this thread correctly, this "cap" cannot be installed from the top of the engine! It must be installed from the bottom? I am having the same problem, on a 340. No one has been able to figure out why the lifters rattle.
Ok now we are confused. 68 gts said you can put this plug in from the top. Who is correct?
Sorry if I confused the issue, that drive in welsh plug, cap, needs to be installed from the bottom with the #5 main cap off the block I believe, I've never had to reinstall one in any SB Mopar I've ever worked on confusedshruggy It makes all the oil from the oil pump go through the oil filter instead of going straight up that oil passage directly to right side lifter scope

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Re: hydraulic lifters not pumping up [Re: Cab_Burge] #1940602
10/28/15 07:58 PM
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Ok thanks guys

Re: hydraulic lifters not pumping up [Re: dartphil] #1993192
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Ok all you guys that gave me advice. Sorry it has taken so ling to get back,but just got the engine back together and problem solved. So whoever put the engine together before I got it,left the oil galley plug out near the distributor shaft at the rear of the lifter galley. In the meantime it started eating up all mt rod bearings and the crankshaft. I had the crank reground and all new rod's and main's. Put new cam bearings along with new cam and lifters again. Just started it this past weekend and has 80 lbs at cold start and 60 lbs after it got warmed up. Not one bit of lifter noise. Thanks for all the advice on here.

Re: hydraulic lifters not pumping up [Re: dartphil] #1993762
01/19/16 12:04 AM
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I had a buddy who had me looking at his 340 for low oil pressure as he had a solid cam in it and he had a machine shop build his eng. He had about 10 psi at idle and at 3000 rpm it would only go to about 35 to 40. The machine shop told him that was fine ! whistling Ah I told him no way as this was a complete rebuilt eng with all new bearings and oil pump. Anyway I pulled the pan and put a jug of oil up to the oil pump screen and ran the pump with a drill. Then I saw all this oil leaking internally near the dist running down past the mains onto the ground as they had forgot to put that oil galley plug in near the rear of the eng in the lifter galley. Sounds like the same one you had missing as this you can see when you take the dist out. Since then I have seen this a few other times. Ron

Re: hydraulic lifters not pumping up [Re: 383man] #1994301
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Originally Posted By 383man
I had a buddy who had me looking at his 340 for low oil pressure as he had a solid cam in it and he had a machine shop build his eng. He had about 10 psi at idle and at 3000 rpm it would only go to about 35 to 40. The machine shop told him that was fine ! whistling Ah I told him no way as this was a complete rebuilt eng with all new bearings and oil pump. Anyway I pulled the pan and put a jug of oil up to the oil pump screen and ran the pump with a drill. Then I saw all this oil leaking internally near the dist running down past the mains onto the ground as they had forgot to put that oil galley plug in near the rear of the eng in the lifter galley. Sounds like the same one you had missing as this you can see when you take the dist out. Since then I have seen this a few other times. Ron
Yep,that was the same one here. Also about the same oil pressure I had before

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