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Old 02-15-2017, 06:30 PM   #61
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Default Re: 59 V8 rebuild, no oil pressure

Please forgive me if this is a stupid newby question. I see there is a .060 orifice in the 8BA oil fitting to the stock filter. Would there be any benefit to running a high flow pump and a bigger orifice to get more flow through the filter and maintain engine oil pressure?

To circulate more oil through the filter?

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Old 02-15-2017, 06:33 PM   #62
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I don't know if it would work, but it is an interesting question that should be asked. An 80 lb pump and a .080 orifice? Don't know; just thinking aloud. Is the 80 lb pump a high volume pump? It would make a difference.
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Old 02-16-2017, 10:49 AM   #63
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My thought is if a high volume pump is not needed, it would just put the extra volume over a relief valve creating heat and wasting power.

So instead of pumping it over a relief, put the additional flow through the stock bypass filter.

Like I said, I'm a newb to Flatheads but not to mechanics. Just a thought and I'm sorry if this is old news. I need to rebuild my engine in the near future and I'm considering all my options.

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Old 02-16-2017, 10:49 AM   #64
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BINGO!
Also,..make sure that the plug, that separates the oil,(in the diagram) is in there, through the horizontal hole is in there!
Dudley
Okay,..I screwed up,...re-looked at the photo again.
I do agree about the "air lock" with were the filter is mounted,..BUT, the
port that comes from the oil pump(original) has to be plugged,...correct !
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Old 02-16-2017, 11:29 AM   #65
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I´ve been thinking about the full/bypass filter for a while and i really like the filtration of a bypass but would like the oil going into the engine to be free of any measurable size leftovers...
So my thinking goes to replacing the oilpickup screen with a steelmesh suctionfilter intended for hydraulic pumps...just have to find out how bad it will behave on a real cold morning startup.
Anything i missed making this aproach a no no ?
Sorry for going off the topic a bit...
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Old 02-16-2017, 11:53 AM   #66
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Okay,..I screwed up,...re-looked at the photo again.
I do agree about the "air lock" with were the filter is mounted,..BUT, the
port that comes from the oil pump(original) has to be plugged,...correct !
Believe the oil passage is pluged in the oil pump itself and not the block. There are several previous post in this thread about how it is done.

#44 & #50 are two.

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