change oil pump or not
I am rebuilding my heads...my friend thinks I should change out the oil pump "while I'm in there". I am going to do the water pump, but should I change out the oil pump as well???
It is a 2002 Montero Sport 3.0liter SOHC with 99,000k miles
I bought it as is. I know NO history on the vehicle, it just dosen't run. it had clean oil in it and the radiator was full of coolant.
After the purchase:
I do know the driver side head is warped and is being replaced... the cam siezed/froze up.
Thanks for any input or comment!
It is a 2002 Montero Sport 3.0liter SOHC with 99,000k miles
I bought it as is. I know NO history on the vehicle, it just dosen't run. it had clean oil in it and the radiator was full of coolant.
After the purchase:
I do know the driver side head is warped and is being replaced... the cam siezed/froze up.
Thanks for any input or comment!
If you're going that far- you might as well do it for added insurance. Note that it is a significant amount of work you are adding ESPECIALLY if you have a 4WD model. Removing the pan (neccesary when replacing the oil pump) will be a pain in the *** with the front diff in the way. Not so bad with a 2WD.
JJ
JJ
I did not replace the oil pump. I had the heads rebuilt and after I put it all back together, I started it up and there is a TICKING NOISE ON THE DRIVER SIDE!!!
I do not want to take it apart and check the valve lash.... Does anyone have any ideas on what I should do??
Mike
I do not want to take it apart and check the valve lash.... Does anyone have any ideas on what I should do??
Mike
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