Re: Oil Pressure - 340U w/C 135 engine

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Posted by Hugh MacKay on Wednesday, August 26, 2009:

In Reply to: Oil Pressure - 340U w/C 135 engine posted by Don on Tuesday, August 25, 2009:

Don: That C-135 block is the same basic block as C-113 or C-123. I suspect it has the same oil pump as well. Those pumps can wear and give the results your getting. Since it is much cheaper fix than crank and bearings it is worth a shot. What happens with these pumps, plate on bottom end gets worn, thus out of shape, allowing warm oil to bypass the pump gears. That end plate has to be machined until flat.

I know several guys that have done this with good success. I've never done it personally, but if you send a e mail I can put you in touch with a guy who has. Just click on my name in this post, it will guide you to an e mail.

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