Subject	Use a good non-modified oil pick-up strainer and gasket
Posted by	RevTech on April 25, 2010 at 12:03 AM
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In Reply To	Or they had a dented pan and this was the easier fix (LOL)?? (n/m) posted by jzack on April 24, 2010 at 08:56 AM
Message	What you have is "suppose to fix oil pressure on jdm engines". The real problem was a dented oil pan during shipping.
Follow Ups	Has anyone done/seen this? Good/Bad idea - toykoz32 17:57:34 04/23/10 Side photo - toykoz32 18:03:56 04/23/10 It's been a while since I took fluid dynamics but I wouldn't - Dave N 18:08:13 04/23/10 Didnt think about that . . Good point - toykoz32 18:23:16 04/23/10 Re: Didnt think about that . . Good point - CmyZ 00:26:50 04/24/10 Re: It's been a while since I took fluid dynamics but I wouldn't - CmyZ 00:24:35 04/24/10 Or they had a dented pan and this was the easier fix (LOL)?? (n/m) - jzack 08:56:23 04/24/10 Use a good non-modified oil pick-up strainer and gasket - RevTech 00:03:29 04/25/10 Not to thread jack, but what machine work did you get done? - ZaXxon 18:41:18 04/23/10 Re: Not to thread jack, but what machine work did you get done? - toykoz32 18:53:30 04/23/10 Great info, thanks. A couple more questions...... - ZaXxon 19:01:18 04/23/10 Re: Great info, thanks. A couple more questions...... - toykoz32 19:11:43 04/23/10 Did they use the new bearings when balancing the rotating... - ZaXxon 19:44:13 04/23/10 I really dont know the answer to that one. (n/m) - toykoz32 19:58:10 04/23/10
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