Zachary Hoyt said: (quoted from post at 14:41:54 03/23/10) Thanks very much for the story. I got all of it except I'm not sure
about the oil pump trick you mentioned. Did you adjust the
innards of the pump, or was it something else you did?
Zach
I should have taken a few photos. Basically, I removed the pump from the engine, turned it upside down and secured it in a vise, and then removed the bottom cover. That cover gets warped over time, and the gasket no longer seals up, thus oil pressure is lost. I used a rather crude method of taking a large file to the surface of that cover and removing material until it was flat again. I then made a new gasket, put it together and reinstalled the pump. I really don't recommend this method to someone who is not familiar with using a file because if you don't hold the file just right, you will do more damage than good. I got lucky and it worked.
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