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Sbc No Oil Pressure. Pressure is measured before the lifters most times on a sbc. If you do, screw a mechanical gauge (that you trust) into the port. You should immediately get oil out the pressure switch hole. Usually when i install a new oil pump, or after any major engine work, i install my mechanical oil pressure gauge and my gearless. If oil stops coursing through the engine’s passageways, the result will be catastrophic failure. Lifter leakage should not affect readings. Full pressure but the filter is being fully bypassed, it becomes just a holding tank. If the drill build pressure up 70 psi for a 65 psi oil pump with the drill, most likely it's the distributor itself is leaking back into the oil. That plug is just a diverter, not a sealing plug. I suppose a lifter might have caught a particle of. Lifters will fill w/oil almost as soon as the engine fires and shows oil pressure. Nothing is more important to your engine than the flow of oil.

Lifters will fill w/oil almost as soon as the engine fires and shows oil pressure. I suppose a lifter might have caught a particle of. If the drill build pressure up 70 psi for a 65 psi oil pump with the drill, most likely it's the distributor itself is leaking back into the oil. Pressure is measured before the lifters most times on a sbc. That plug is just a diverter, not a sealing plug. Usually when i install a new oil pump, or after any major engine work, i install my mechanical oil pressure gauge and my gearless. You should immediately get oil out the pressure switch hole. If you do, screw a mechanical gauge (that you trust) into the port. Full pressure but the filter is being fully bypassed, it becomes just a holding tank. Nothing is more important to your engine than the flow of oil.

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Sbc No Oil Pressure Lifters will fill w/oil almost as soon as the engine fires and shows oil pressure. If oil stops coursing through the engine’s passageways, the result will be catastrophic failure. Lifter leakage should not affect readings. Nothing is more important to your engine than the flow of oil. Usually when i install a new oil pump, or after any major engine work, i install my mechanical oil pressure gauge and my gearless. You should immediately get oil out the pressure switch hole. If you do, screw a mechanical gauge (that you trust) into the port. I suppose a lifter might have caught a particle of. That plug is just a diverter, not a sealing plug. If the drill build pressure up 70 psi for a 65 psi oil pump with the drill, most likely it's the distributor itself is leaking back into the oil. Lifters will fill w/oil almost as soon as the engine fires and shows oil pressure. Full pressure but the filter is being fully bypassed, it becomes just a holding tank. Pressure is measured before the lifters most times on a sbc.