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DaveM


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Pulled this thing apart to fix a front cover leak. Good thing. A little surprise when the pan came down.

Anyone notice what is missing?



-- Edited by DaveM on Friday 2nd of May 2014 03:02:13 PM

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Hmmm... did you find the cap and nuts in the pan ???  confuse



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oil pickup?

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I don't see a pick up tube and screen.

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DaveM


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You guy's are sharp. Seems the pick-up was being used to polish the bottom of the pan. Good old smallblock Chevy's.

 



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Pick up tube missing, had it happen on customers car with 4.3L chev.
Put it back in place , couple of tack welds, drive on.


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My engine building buddy swears by brazing the pick up in place. I had one come off years ago in my truck but being a gm I was able to make it home with no oil pressure.



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good thing the oil level never got low
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DaveM


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This is the way I've always done it. 

 



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with all the money they have saved on tabs & bolts it's suprising they need bail out money

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Once you properly afix the pick-up to the pump , also ( on press-in tubes ) seal the joint with some oil-proof sealant to prevent the pump from pulling air . If the tube has ever been used , then it is prone to being out-of-round , therefore prone to leaking . DON / fleet 51

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DaveM wrote:

This is the way I've always done it. 

 

I have to agree with Dave, I have never assembled an engine without a bolt on oil pick up.... 



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