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New to these sites. We have 2 discos with 300 tdis. ! never misses a beat, my sons blew its turbo and ran on its own oil Ouch. Seized up!
I sources a block that had a standard crank and good bores. Honed, re rung with new B/ Ends and Mains. New oil pump rotas and pressure relief assembly. The rear plate to the pump was not marked and it went together well.
It ran well for 100 miles but has now developed low oil pressure when hot. Ive put a new temp sensor for the oil cooler in, new pressure switch and changed the oil pressure relief vale in but the light comes on when warm?? I dropped a main cap and a big end cap off when I checked the oil pressure relief valve and they were fine.
I'm about to take the timing cover and oil pump assembly off but am wondering, could it be a cam shaft bush come loose. I would rather check this but is it more likely to be tags on he inside of the oil pump rota and the flat faces on the crank shaft having failed.
This seems like the never ending story and I could d with some good suggestions. Please help. Stew the screw
New to these sites. We have 2 discos with 300 tdis. ! never misses a beat, my sons blew its turbo and ran on its own oil Ouch. Seized up!
I sources a block that had a standard crank and good bores. Honed, re rung with new B/ Ends and Mains. New oil pump rotas and pressure relief assembly. The rear plate to the pump was not marked and it went together well.
It ran well for 100 miles but has now developed low oil pressure when hot. Ive put a new temp sensor for the oil cooler in, new pressure switch and changed the oil pressure relief vale in but the light comes on when warm?? I dropped a main cap and a big end cap off when I checked the oil pressure relief valve and they were fine.
I'm about to take the timing cover and oil pump assembly off but am wondering, could it be a cam shaft bush come loose. I would rather check this but is it more likely to be tags on he inside of the oil pump rota and the flat faces on the crank shaft having failed.
This seems like the never ending story and I could d with some good suggestions. Please help. Stew the screw