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So last year I finally got my oil to stay under the rings and went a best of -.700 in 1,700 ft. DA.
At some point during the season I had 3 lifter c-clips disappear...luckily, everything stayed put and I didn't have any disasters. Fast forward to yesterday...dropped the pan to check bearings and look for the c-clips. I found 2 c-clip halves stuck to the drain plug, but that was it. Then I pulled the #2 main cap... I know what I need to do, just thought I'd share with the rest of the class. |
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Paul, were they the round wire retainer clips or the flat style? -Al
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Al, they were the round wire bent into a "U" shape ones. I'm puzzled how they could've made their way into the bearings, though...
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Paul,
Do you have magnets installed by the oil drain back holes in the block? Sorry to hear about the issue. Sean
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Do you have the filter adapter modified so all the oil goes through the filter ? How do the gears look on the oil pump ?
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