break in procedure??
#11
didnt spin a bearing... oil still looks clean and new no shavings nothing
even pulled dipstick tube out n ran a magnet down into bottom of oil pan to pick up any possible shavings to check for spun bearing and came out clean.
the engine still runs smooth no ticks knocks squeaks or grinding noises
i may have a mild blockage....i hope...... hence the reason why im going to put a pint of sea foam in my oil and drive it a little
and i dont wot it right after start up i wait till it at least gets to 80-100*
oh and its a brand new mechanical auto-meter oil pressure gauge
even pulled dipstick tube out n ran a magnet down into bottom of oil pan to pick up any possible shavings to check for spun bearing and came out clean.
the engine still runs smooth no ticks knocks squeaks or grinding noises
i may have a mild blockage....i hope...... hence the reason why im going to put a pint of sea foam in my oil and drive it a little
and i dont wot it right after start up i wait till it at least gets to 80-100*
oh and its a brand new mechanical auto-meter oil pressure gauge
#12
Something is wrong with gauge, it shouldn't go past its numbers. You shouldn't be revving a cold engine that high.
What do you mean you ran a 1/4 pass before you tuned things in?
Most people make SURE everything is dailed BEFORE they make a pass
What do you mean you ran a 1/4 pass before you tuned things in?
Most people make SURE everything is dailed BEFORE they make a pass
#13
read his post in the engine section. he messed with the pressure relief spring in the oil pump.
btw, a magnet will not pick up a spun bearing until it starts wearing into the steel, which takes about 200 or so miles
btw, a magnet will not pick up a spun bearing until it starts wearing into the steel, which takes about 200 or so miles
#16
First off, you won't get 40 psi at idle with a worn out 305....not going to happen. Putting spacers in is not the answer....its like putting lighter springs on the return linkage on the carb for faster acceleration.
#20
engine has all new bearings