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396 oiling problem question
Just rebuilt a 69 396 engine, block had the works from hot tank, cam brgs, etc. New brgs, pistions, cam, everything new. The problem is that when the motor was trying to be primed there is oil just going to one bank and zero on the other bank, the rockers are just plain not getting oil on one bank. Have tried everything. Priming is getting 50psi on guage, oiling the hell out of one side dry on the other. Have tried everytihing, Putting in the dist. pulling plugs and turning over engine, still nothing helps. Talking to machine shop that did the work, swears all oil passages were cleaned, remembered having to rod out some because of block sitting for a numer of years. Running out of ideas to try to solve. Just thinking maybe to start engine and run it and see what happens. Was wondering if anyone out there has any ideas or has had this problem before. I have done many engine rebuilds but nothing like this...
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Not sure, usually turning the engine over will get oil to both banks. Do you have a helper? One run the primer, the other roll the engine over.
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Yep have tried that, not looking good
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Well I finally found the problem. After tearing the motor down again. Found out the machine shop had put the wrong rear cam bearing in.... that just really sucks... but at least found the problem.. thanks for the help.
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Glad to hear you found the problem, before you ran it.
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