Re: Oil Pressure

From: Jerome Yuzyk (jerome(at)supernet.ab.ca)
Date: Mon Mar 29 1999 - 11:53:06 CST

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In article <41407600E48AD211893F0040053FEA770116EA(at)MAIL>,
Jarrid Gross <JGross(at)econolite.com> wrote:
> John Souder wrote...
>
> >As oil warms up it gets thinner, and the pressure will drop as a result
...

> His solution has to goo the pump housing during installation.
> Seemed to work, because the oil pressure is short of miraculous on this
> engine.

As someone whose oil pump is about to go back in Real Soon Now, I'd like
to know a little more about "goo the pump housing." Does this apply
equally to all engines in the Series?

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