Oil pressure problems!
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Man sure sounds like a filter problem that I had with a Fram that sucked down to 0 turn it off restart fine go a minute suck back down to zero.Replaced the filter all was fine But that was that old crappy Frams they were selling with the valve in them that would not allow the filter to drain so you did not have a dry start after setting .
Seemed like a good idea at the time but it failed.
Seemed like a good idea at the time but it failed.
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What's the pan capacity? If it's a standard five quart pan it's pumping the pan dry. Standard pump it's all good, move to a high volume pump, another story. Had the exact same thing happen in a jet boat years ago.
Last edited by payuppsucker; 08-19-2014 at 08:13 AM.
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If your not careful welding the pickup on the oil pump, you can overheat the spring in the pressure valve and cause it to fail to close the valve properly. Is there a 'TRAP' in the pan sump. Maybe door is not working and the sudden acceleration causes starvation. Pick up too far off bottom? Filter adapters often have a bypass in case the filter fails and it's spring loaded (I plug them with a 1/4" plug)
So many "little" things can screw with oil pressure it can drive you nuts.
So many "little" things can screw with oil pressure it can drive you nuts.