HPOP EMPTIES WHEN FIILLED NO START!
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HPOP EMPTIES WHEN FIILLED NO START!
Well to make my story shorter I will post this new thread, I replaced my LPOP yesterday and got all new fluids filled (HPOP oil, Engine oil and Antifreeze) because of a no start and empty HPOP. After much helpful feedback everything led to the LPOP, but when I cranked the engine it sounded like it wanted to fire and blew black smoke. After a few more tries I decided to check the HPOP oil level and to my suprise it had fallen about 3 inches frome the top. I did the same procedure two more times and it wants to start but the oil drains back into the engine because the dipstick level rose about 1/2 inch. No pressure No Start! Does anyone have any advise on how to fix this issue? Where can I start? Thanks for your attention!
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Your HPOP reservoir only holds a small amount of oil, I am pretty sure if it was draining it wouldn't register a 1/2" on the dip stick.
If you let it sit, does the HPOP reservoir stay at the same level, or does it drain down on it's own?
Other things that can cause no oil pressure are in the valvetrain. Saw a deal where a rocker broke and the oil feed was not restricted anymore. That caused a open in the oil circuit and the LPOP couldn't build enough pressure at crank to feed the HPOP, this caused a no start with no oil pressure and an empty reservoir.
If you have no oil pressure when cranking, you need to make sure your LPOP is installed correctly, then start looking under the VC's, see if anything looks wrong.
If you let it sit, does the HPOP reservoir stay at the same level, or does it drain down on it's own?
Other things that can cause no oil pressure are in the valvetrain. Saw a deal where a rocker broke and the oil feed was not restricted anymore. That caused a open in the oil circuit and the LPOP couldn't build enough pressure at crank to feed the HPOP, this caused a no start with no oil pressure and an empty reservoir.
If you have no oil pressure when cranking, you need to make sure your LPOP is installed correctly, then start looking under the VC's, see if anything looks wrong.
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Unfortunately this would be the next logical place to look.
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My theory would be that if you're "using" up the oil you add to the Resevoir then the LPOP is not filling like the possibility of a cracked pickup tube. To check to see if thats the case, I believe the vehicle should be pointed downhill with extra oil in the pan, or rear axle jacked up in the air, if symptoms change it might help diagnose.
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If you have a oil gallery passage that is not restricted as designed, you will not be able to build oil pressure. As you crank the engine the HPOP will demand oil from the reservoir. With the low pressure oil being abnormally low the reservoir will not be filled properly. It could be caused from something like I mentioned before or it could be something with your LPOP.
Did you inspect the front cover where the LPOP is located? They have been known to be the problem with low oil pressure.
If it is draining on it's own I would check the anti-drain check ball in the valley. If it is stuck open the oil will drain back to the pan when shut off.
Did you inspect the front cover where the LPOP is located? They have been known to be the problem with low oil pressure.
If it is draining on it's own I would check the anti-drain check ball in the valley. If it is stuck open the oil will drain back to the pan when shut off.
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The check ball is nothing more than a check valve. They can get stuck open if something got stuck in there. You will need to verify oil pressure before tearing into anything. The check ball will not effect oil pressure, but it will allow the oil to drain out of the reservoir when shut down.