Posted by Dick L on December 20, 2014 at 04:52:55 from (50.54.63.66):
In Reply to: C Allis Chalmers posted by Dale Thomas on December 19, 2014 at 20:21:50:
A common mistake that is made in rebuilding the oil pumps is putting the vanes in backwards. The sharp side has to be on the leading side when turning. The other mistake made is using the wrong gasket under the pump cover. If you use the thick one the pump has way to much clearance between the rotor and the cover and the pump can not create a vacuum. If your sure you have them in correctly then put a long gas line hose on the filter stand pipe and fill it with oil. let it seep down and refill. Start the engine and when the oil starts flowing stop the engine and replace the filter. Restart the engine and watch the pressure come up on the gage.
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