So would you drop the pan first or check to see if the galley plugs are in place under the cam thrust plate? I'm being told if those are not there oil pressure will be low when it warms up
I only ran it long enough to bring the pressure up to 50psi. I didn't turn the engine over while priming. I'm thinking if it's a galley plug it would be one behind the cam thrust plate
I broke the cam in using 10/30 I switched to 20/50 to see if it helped but the oil pressure stayed the same. Intake and the timing cover comes off next I'm gonna make sure the galley plugs are behind the thrust plate. If that checks out I'm guessing I will change out the oil pump
The motor has less than 3hrs run time so the oil pump isn't worn out. I'm hoping the machine shop didn't mess up the clearances. The problem is this engine sat never ran for 10yrs so the machine shop isn't helping me. I primed the oil pump with a drill before starting it. Then ran it to breakin...