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timing cover question

Does anybody know what runs throught the port being pointed too by the red arrow? I have oil running out off of the bottom of the HPOP and i am trying to figure out if its the pump (which has been completely resealed so maybe a crack) or the timing cover which has been replaced recently... Does anyone happen to have a diagram labeling what is running through each port on the timing cover.
 
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Picture isn't showing up for me . . .
 
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Picture isn't showing up for me . . .
Me neither. Link it to photobucket or something other than FB.
 
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There that works, i used photobucket this time. Let me know what you all think
 
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H2o and red cat ec1 rated elc... is what SHOULD run through that jacket.

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Dang it...
Now im second guessing.
I will check the zombieheart block at the shop in the morning and give you a for sure answer lol.
 
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thats great, i need to know because if that it not an oil port then odds are the leak is coming from the housing of the HPOP and not the timing cover, would it be of your alls opinion as well that it would be unlikely that i would have an oil leak from the timing cover directly under the HPOP as there is no source of oil in that location?
 
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Where are you seeing the oil pool or settle? Engine valley, on the ground?
 
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The oil comes from somewhere under the hpop or the hpop itself... Puddles under the pump runs back through the intake Valley through the drain ports and down back of engine and out inspection cover for tranny
 
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Have you checked to see if the "non-servicable"/"non-removable" plug is loose? I've had that loosen up on me a few times. It can be a PITA to get to but IIRC a 7/16" angled wrench will work.

Also, the rear plug can loosen up and leak.


 
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also, if the pump was removed, was a new gasket used?
 
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I paid a diesel Mechanic who works primarily on 7.3s and 6.0s to pull the pump cause I was short on time and I needed it done in a timely manner... I'm capable but just no time... He pulled the pump and inspected it "thoroughly" then he reinstalled with new gasket.. I would assume he checked all the bolts for tightness.. It's a t500 pump with less than 10000 miles driven on it... When the received my pump for work originally they said my stock pump was in great shape especially for 300k miles on it. As soon as I hear back from them (been a week and I've sent them several messages) I'm gonna send the pump to them under warranty... I wish I could figure out for sure before then if it is the pump for sure... Do u all think I could stick my inspection camera down there and drive my truck with my laptop in the cab or would it vibrate too much?
 
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The oil comes from somewhere under the hpop or the hpop itself... Puddles under the pump runs back through the intake Valley through the drain ports and down back of engine and out inspection cover for tranny
Just fixed mine, the 2 oil lines going into the hpop needed tightening and orings. Oil was going in front down around the waterpump and filling the valley going out back where it do.
 
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anyone get any info on what port that is on the timing cover... the issue in finding the leak is that it only leaks under full load like 2000 rpms or higher so it makes it difficult to actually see it drip and everything is so close together that you really cant see anything other than the puddle under the hpop. I thought about shoving my inspection camera up under there and routing the cable into the cab and record live video while i drive it. Im worried there may be too much vibration from the engine to get good quality video.
 
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My bad... the last day i was at the shop... stuff got crazy with hot jobs for milling dept.
I will get to it first thing when i get to the shop here in a few.
 
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I'm looking at my block right now; it's definitely an oil passage. The anti drainback check is right behind that opening.
 


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