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Oil Pump for 95 Safari
Hi there, have 210850 on 95 Safari. Just had major work done, (intake manifold plus trimmings, tranny flush and filter, fuel system flush, front and rear blower motors etc). Near the end of 400 mile round trip, lost oil pressure, engine overheated. Got off highway after about two miles. Shop says oil pump is gone, and found metal shavings in oil pan. Recommended new engine. Figured I could at least install new pump, pickup tube/screen and shaft myself, but pickup tube/screen does not easily fit into pump. Does it need to be pressed on? Not ready to junk this vechile yet.
Thanks. glebeaux |
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if you lost oil pressure, the motor is probably trashed. was it knocking?
sounds like you already brought the pump, yes it is a tight fit, so it doesn't fall out. have an engine shop press it in there. let us know how the motor is. my 95 has 103,000 miles, and I beat on it daily
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your procedure will help you.
definately freeze the pickup. it will shrink by a few thousanths. and just bake the entire oil pump in the oven at 400 degrees. that should expand it by a few thousanths as well. I wouldn't want to be frying motor oil. if that stuff splatters, you will get burnt. if you do boil motor oil, use synthetic oil. it won't burn and turn into goo inside your oil pump. you have to set the pickup height so there is the proper clearance between the pickup and the oil pan. let us know how it works out. I'm curious... as I say your motor is damaged beyond replacing the oil pump...... |
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