Posted by gbs on February 16, 2015 at 19:40:30 from (70.197.165.247):
In Reply to: OIL PUMP posted by gbs on February 16, 2015 at 18:25:31:
the reason I asked is I've got a low oil pressure issue at idle with a 1086 no telling how long it's been this way because the electric gauge isn't too accurate,engine runs fine so far no apparent damage has been done that I can find,I don't mind rebuilding it but I would like to find out what the problem is before I spend in excess of 3 grand in parts and machine work, not including my time and still have the same problem,i know if there is enough volume even with low idle pressure it won't hurt ,because I've seen several old detroit's that would hardly move the gauge at idle give no problems, I was wondering if someone previously installed the wrong pump, I mentioned in another post about a 396 chevy after rebuild that had no oil pressure at idle being a galley plug missing but after over 40 years I got my wires crossed it was actually a sand casting hole that opened up in the oil galley after vatting
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