Reverse Oil Pressure???
From what you have explained, its obvious what is going on here. G-Forces from taking off are causing you to lose oil pressure. Try this as a temporary fix. Overfill your oil anywhere from a half to full qt and see if your problem goes away. If it does then most likely you have either a pickup that is broken or fell off somehow. If the pressure doesn't drop when you rev at a stand-still then you can rule out things such as oil filter/pump/and thickness. Good Luck with your problem.
Originally posted by scoobysnax83
From what you have explained, its obvious what is going on here. G-Forces from taking off are causing you to lose oil pressure. Try this as a temporary fix. Overfill your oil anywhere from a half to full qt and see if your problem goes away. If it does then most likely you have either a pickup that is broken or fell off somehow. If the pressure doesn't drop when you rev at a stand-still then you can rule out things such as oil filter/pump/and thickness. Good Luck with your problem.
From what you have explained, its obvious what is going on here. G-Forces from taking off are causing you to lose oil pressure. Try this as a temporary fix. Overfill your oil anywhere from a half to full qt and see if your problem goes away. If it does then most likely you have either a pickup that is broken or fell off somehow. If the pressure doesn't drop when you rev at a stand-still then you can rule out things such as oil filter/pump/and thickness. Good Luck with your problem.
Like I said though at a stand still everything is fine. I can rev it up and hold it at 5k and no drop what so ever
Originally posted by InjectedSS
Are you sure? I don't think so man... See it does this FROM A ROLL even, but like NOT right away.. Let's say Im at 3k in fourth and then I floor it.. Pressure is fine, starts building up, then BOOM it like starts going down at like 4k-4500
Like I said though at a stand still everything is fine. I can rev it up and hold it at 5k and no drop what so ever
Are you sure? I don't think so man... See it does this FROM A ROLL even, but like NOT right away.. Let's say Im at 3k in fourth and then I floor it.. Pressure is fine, starts building up, then BOOM it like starts going down at like 4k-4500
Like I said though at a stand still everything is fine. I can rev it up and hold it at 5k and no drop what so ever
So.... you're saying that if you floor it from a stop, you gradually build up oil pressure till around 4-4500rpm? But, when sitting still out of gear, you can rev it all the way up without a problem. If this is what you are saying than in all honesty it sounds like bearings gone south. Which is hard to believe since the engine was just rebuilt. I wish I could be more help.....
Originally posted by scoobysnax83
OK, I don't remember reading that above. I thought that you were having this trouble from the time that you romp on it in gear on up.
So.... you're saying that if you floor it from a stop, you gradually build up oil pressure till around 4-4500rpm? But, when sitting still out of gear, you can rev it all the way up without a problem. If this is what you are saying than in all honesty it sounds like bearings gone south. Which is hard to believe since the engine was just rebuilt. I wish I could be more help.....
OK, I don't remember reading that above. I thought that you were having this trouble from the time that you romp on it in gear on up.
So.... you're saying that if you floor it from a stop, you gradually build up oil pressure till around 4-4500rpm? But, when sitting still out of gear, you can rev it all the way up without a problem. If this is what you are saying than in all honesty it sounds like bearings gone south. Which is hard to believe since the engine was just rebuilt. I wish I could be more help.....
It was doing this same bull$hit last time before I rebuilt the motor this year.. (Like I said it gets rebuilt almost EVERY YEAR) so I dunno WTF the deal is.. It's pissing me off though
Gonna try some 10W-30 tomorrow...
I wanna know about this M1-302 filter I have.. Anyone else had problems with it? It's the LONGER verison of our filter..
Originally posted by InjectedSS
Pressure spring?? In the oil pump?? Please explain.
It's just a stock replacement M1-55 Melling oil pump.. The pickup and EVERYTHING is BRAND NEW EVERYTIME.. I don't take ANY short cuts...
So you think the M1's are too restrictive?? Im using the friggin $10 M1 oil filter. Is that the one your thinking of?
Pressure spring?? In the oil pump?? Please explain.
It's just a stock replacement M1-55 Melling oil pump.. The pickup and EVERYTHING is BRAND NEW EVERYTIME.. I don't take ANY short cuts...
So you think the M1's are too restrictive?? Im using the friggin $10 M1 oil filter. Is that the one your thinking of?
The M1 oil filter has great filtering capabilities and is pretty durable, but it's flow is very subpar compared to even a good Wix filter. If a filter doesn't flow very well, it goes into bypass mode when oil volume goes up (when engine rpms go up) and not filter oil in the interest of preserving oil volumne getting to the engine. The K@N's don't have to go into bypass as much so the oil is getting filtered even at 6k+rpms unlike lesser filters. I don't work for anyone, but go to www.bobistheoilguy.com Lots of good info on oil, filters, additives, etc
Jason
Originally posted by 96ltz
Have you still got the windage tray in?
Have you still got the windage tray in?
Originally posted by Black95Form
Just my 2 cents, I really think you need to verify pick up to oil pan clearance. Real easy to screw up, real easy to fix.
Just my 2 cents, I really think you need to verify pick up to oil pan clearance. Real easy to screw up, real easy to fix.
I can't see the pickup being off because I remember test fitting the oil pan WITHOUT the gasket on and it wasnt hitting the oil pump screen, so I would think having the gasket on there would give it more clearance as well...
Originally posted by 96ltz
Did the problem start after you took it out?
May be that the crank is pulling enough oil up to uncover the pickup.
Did the problem start after you took it out?
May be that the crank is pulling enough oil up to uncover the pickup.
Hmm that's intresting.. I can't say for sure that all this started AFTER I took the windage tray out cause I can't remember back that far but it's sounds like MAYBE it could be something like that I dunno.. I haven't had any experience in dealing with how windage tray's work etc
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...t=windage+tray
Look at Eric Bryant's post here. Does that sound like you?
Might try a search on windage trays/oil pressure problems and see what turns up.
Look at Eric Bryant's post here. Does that sound like you?
Might try a search on windage trays/oil pressure problems and see what turns up.
Well, I changed to 10W-30 today and used the 1218 filter rather than the mobil 1 M1-302 filter and it's still doing the same thing
I tried to look and see if I could tell how close the pickup was to the pan and it's hard to tell but it looks like it's good distance but im not sure... My next step is just to just replace the oil pump and pickup and see if that helps... That's about all that is left for it to be.
Anyone know how to check to see how close the pickup is to the pan? How far should it be from the bottom of the pickup to the top of the pan?
I tried to look and see if I could tell how close the pickup was to the pan and it's hard to tell but it looks like it's good distance but im not sure... My next step is just to just replace the oil pump and pickup and see if that helps... That's about all that is left for it to be.
Anyone know how to check to see how close the pickup is to the pan? How far should it be from the bottom of the pickup to the top of the pan?
Originally posted by 96ltz
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...t=windage+tray
Look at Eric Bryant's post here. Does that sound like you?
Might try a search on windage trays/oil pressure problems and see what turns up.
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...t=windage+tray
Look at Eric Bryant's post here. Does that sound like you?
Might try a search on windage trays/oil pressure problems and see what turns up.


