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Re: Old Raceway M-Minor Setback
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Posted by Irv on September 29, 2002 at 17:11:53 from (172.148.204.78):
In Reply to: Old Raceway M-Minor Setback posted by The Red on September 29, 2002 at 09:58:04:
Hi Red, I haved worked on the oil pumps a fair amount. I saw from your pic that the gears have worn into the cover. This will increase your headspace. I would take your cover and have somebody surface grind it flat. Belt sanding ( A Polish grind job) just won't do. A .001 difference in headspace can change the pressure output. In my first H, I ground the cover face flat, stoned the gears for burrs and reassembled it with no gasket. The gasket is really only a shim for controlling the headspace. If the 2 surfaces are clean & flat, it will seal ok. I did not change the spring or the gears. I worked on an oil pump operation @ GM. We found that a minor variation in the cover flatness made for a large variation in pressure. Most automotive designs do not use any gasket. As I said the gasket is really a shim. A headspace of .001 is minimal. About .005 is the most I would shoot for. By the way, the pressure of the pump is such that the gears will allways push up into the cover, creating those witness marks.
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