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Oil Pump Gear Failure Boo!

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So the good old fg shat the gears today. Slightly over revved it in first and bang low oil pressure light come on and horrid sound coming from around oil pump area.. So yeah gather it's pump gears. Was planning on selling the car to do few house renos but now it's going to become my life long car partner if I'm going to be spending some serious cash on rebuilding the engine.

My question is I don't want massive power ever just a nice 400-450 on e85 so what would be the best option for a reliable engine and just engine build not including the bigger turbo fuel setup etc what would I be looking at price for fresh engine? I'm in Bathurst nsw and there is no one there Id trust to build the engine so someone in Syd it'll be. Who's the best engine builder in Sydney?

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  • second hand late FG f6 engine from wreckers. leaves you plenty of coin to re sell and work on the house easy swap over no down time rebuilding engines

  • Nothing stopping you buying a good condition BA BF non turbo engine for $150, stripping it of the parts that are broken on your current engine. Oil pump, timing, crank, all same same

  • I think it would be worth trying... Not hard to remove the big end caps and check the bearing when you remove the old pump housing and gears If your big ends survived it will be all good

#2

Speak to Paul Geri at Northmead Auto Centre and he will steer you in the right direction.

Personally I think a FG F6 short motor would suffice but it all depends if you want some headroom up your sleeve.

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No I'm not after anymore than 400-450rwkw it's just gets to expensive and I wanna get ahead with my houses and still have a nice toy to go for the odd blat in... So fg f6 engine how costly are they and will pump gears still need doing

#4

The pump gears will still need doing as the short engine doesn't come with any....Atomic billet gears are widely used with success.

Some new guides,hardened crank sprocket and heavy duty timing chain from Atomic will see that area pretty much bullet proof.....stock tensioner is fine.....Atomic is better as it doesn't allow it to bleed back any.

The short motors are around 3k so Id budget at least 7k for the build with the added accessories and labour.

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Yeah I think this is the better option cause to get my engine built with forges etc would cost at least that anyway I gather.. Many of these engines availible

#6

What was the damage to your existing engine?

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Unsure yet only happened yesterday but she making funny sound and low oil pressure light is flashing

#8

Hopefully salvageable?

Good luck with it.

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I'm not even going to bother f6 short motor and build it up like skidz4kids mentioned unless I can find a complete f6 engine new. But then I'll still have to change pump gears etc anyway wouldn't I

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Re, Slightly over revved it in first and bang low oil pressure light come on and horrid sound coming from around oil pump area..

For how long have you been bouncing it ( Engine) off the Rev-Limiter ??

The Oil-Pumps on these Cars don't like it !! Do it once to often and the Oil-Pump will let go !!

*** The factory oil pump gears are made from powdered metal and fail with harsh use , this can lead to total engine failure.

From: http://www.intunemotorsport.com.au/Oil-Pump-BA-BF-FG-XR6-Turbo-F6-STD-Ford-pump-fitted-with-Billet-gears.html

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