Subject	A bit of work but how about pulling the timing belt parts
Posted by	itsa300zx on October 16, 2020 at 11:13 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Ask the rebuilder what he did if he doesn't know that is>>> posted by aztec300z on October 15, 2020 at 02:52 PM
Message	off and look at the main seal seat area. If used it should be all nicked up from seal changes. New oem oil pump will have a new seal in place so it will look new and untouched.
Follow Ups	Oil pump - aztec300z 19:15:17 10/14/20 Ask the rebuilder what he did if he doesn't know that is>>> - ZUL8TR 05:24:48 10/15/20 Re: Ask the rebuilder what he did if he doesn't know that is>>> - aztec300z 14:52:04 10/15/20 No way to flush the pump as you suggest that I am aware >>> - ZUL8TR 04:39:02 10/16/20 Filter won't catch it all. There is a bypass in the oil - MixManMash 06:55:48 10/16/20 Agreed So what do you suggest? (n/m) - ZUL8TR 10:20:59 10/16/20 Don't connect an oil cooler on a new engine. - MixManMash 21:44:42 10/17/20 Thank you all very much (n/m) - aztec300z 19:36:25 10/21/20 A bit of work but how about pulling the timing belt parts - itsa300zx 11:13:26 10/16/20 What was supposedly done for the rebuild? (n/m) - ZUL8TR 12:55:28 10/16/20
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