6.0L Lost Oil Pressure at Track
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6.0L Lost Oil Pressure at Track
So, she was taking off like a raped ape on a run like I've never felt her before. Switched on the Water/Meth at about 60' got a good boost, then kicked in the NOS and she lite and just started to scream, then about half track she was making a God aweful whining noise and at 2/3 track lost oil pressure. She coasted the last third and still got a 14.6 run. She cranks fine, but no oil pressure at all. My guess is I baked the LPOP gears or broke the STC fitting. Question is, if the STC fitting breaks, does it leak oil? I didn't lose any at all.
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Originally Posted by Dsl_Burner
Sorry to hear. Hopefully it won't be anything to major. Did you do other runs with no meth or spray or was that your first pass down the track?
BTW- I forgot to mention, I still smoked the Duraturd next to me coasting the last 1/3 of the track.
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I believe the STC fitting is internal and will not cause an external oil leak when it breaks. I don't recall anyone that reported an STC or HPOP problem citing an external oil leak. I think that's why it can be difficult to diagnose. If you're not getting any oil pressure at all, I'd lean toward a LPOP problem.
By the way, 14.6 ET coasting the last 1/3 of track is quite impressive. Too bad I'm on the East coast. I'd like to see your beast make a few passes.
By the way, 14.6 ET coasting the last 1/3 of track is quite impressive. Too bad I'm on the East coast. I'd like to see your beast make a few passes.
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Originally Posted by Powerstroke_wannabe
By the way, 14.6 ET coasting the last 1/3 of track is quite impressive. Too bad I'm on the East coast. I'd like to see your beast make a few passes.
Yeah, the best I'd run before some of these major mods was a 13.7. She was pulling WAY harder than that pass. It was actually work to keep her going straight!! If it is the LPOP, then I may go with the billet gears. That way they'll hold and I'll blow the STC, then fix it right, then blow the HHPOP, and fix it right. LOL It's a never ending battle I guess. BUT, it's danged fun!!
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Originally Posted by npccpartsman
Most of the people I've heard of this happening to were running the fluidampr and went back to the stock one to stop it. You might send Weweld a PM and ask him what he did to stop his LPOP carnage, although he might have gone to billet gears.
Or, that's the theory of the moment.
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Originally Posted by npccpartsman
LOL--I guess "Granny" really got lucky that she only tweaked a rod a bit---sideways--and it didn't come loose and go through the block. Just rat-a-tat-tat on the crank throw. PM rods and PM gears just don't like those kind of rpm's, huh?
Besides, I'm a freakin' cook, not a mechanic!! ROFLMAO I like to consider myself the fastest cook in Missouri!!
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Well, I don't have to worry about losing the LPOP's in this engine again!! Woo hoo!!
We got the stock turbo back on today and took her for a test drive. Pulled out on the main road, got to 5 pounds boost and BOOM! Put a rod through the block!!
So, we're going to find out just how good this spare 2004 engine I bought is. We're going to keep the performance intake, the exhaust, the return regulated fuel system, the FASS 150/150, the Banks Intercooler and the ARP Studs.
Already sold the NOS system and the Water/Meth that I just installed. The 64mm Turbo is shot to crap. Still got the 2006 Turbo to put on the 2004 engine.
Bummin'!! I knew it was gonna hapen one day, but didn't think it'd be this soon. Well, I learned a lesson and soon as I can work some engineering things out, we'll soup her back up even better. I'll be in my third childhood about then!!
We got the stock turbo back on today and took her for a test drive. Pulled out on the main road, got to 5 pounds boost and BOOM! Put a rod through the block!!
So, we're going to find out just how good this spare 2004 engine I bought is. We're going to keep the performance intake, the exhaust, the return regulated fuel system, the FASS 150/150, the Banks Intercooler and the ARP Studs.
Already sold the NOS system and the Water/Meth that I just installed. The 64mm Turbo is shot to crap. Still got the 2006 Turbo to put on the 2004 engine.
Bummin'!! I knew it was gonna hapen one day, but didn't think it'd be this soon. Well, I learned a lesson and soon as I can work some engineering things out, we'll soup her back up even better. I'll be in my third childhood about then!!