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Oh WTF man! Your kidding aren't you?
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| ringastinga |
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go on guess
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| TROYMAN |
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{USERNAME} wrote: go on guess
it didnt kill another aux shaft did it???? |
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| ringastinga |
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TROYMAN WINS THE PRIZE!!!!!!
the new Aux shaft lasted just over 2 hours and then left me stranded in sorrento (about 60km from home) RACV slapped me with a $200 tow bill |
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| TROYMAN |
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wtf...
you cant be happy about that.... 
the main question is why?????. there must be something wrong somewhere?? |
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| ringastinga |
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well it all points to the high vol oil pump but repco insist it isnt the problem... my question is can u get "high performance aux shafts"?
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{USERNAME} wrote: well it all points to the high vol oil pump but repco insist it isnt the problem... my question is can u get "high performance aux shafts"?
I have seen this problem before. It was caused by not setting the camchain adjuster properly, and it floggs out the block too. If you run a hi-vol oil pump, you can run a lighter engine oil too, with a cooler. Engine oil to use, Penrite HPR10 for winter & HPR 15 for summer.
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: well it all points to the high vol oil pump but repco insist it isnt the problem... my question is can u get "high performance aux shafts"? I have seen this problem before. It was caused by not setting the camchain adjuster properly, and it floggs out the block too. can u elaborate on this
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before blaming the pump i would want to know where has is broken?
Is the gear damaged? alignment problem with the dizzy? blocked oil gallery causing it to dry out? etc etc.
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| ringastinga |
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please remember guys this is an engine that hasn't even done 1000 km its brand new...
JMM rekon as cjh said... they recon my block is probably shagged |
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| PIMP_LTD |
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Whatever the cause is, i still don't get why it blew in 2 hours???? Its like it was made of f**k plastic.
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{USERNAME} wrote: JMM rekon as cjh said... they recon my block is probably shagged
Are they the ones that machined it etc? Shouldn't they have picked something like that up at machining time?
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| TROYMAN |
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did it strip the gear on the shaft like it did to the first one??
do you think there might have been some damage to the dizzy gear from the first failure causing the second aux shaft to fail?. i still cant beleive it only lasted 2 hours  .
also i was going to ask you did ford specify what engine the new shaft was for? eg..eb/ed/el or ef/au? im just curious if there was a different part number between the dizzy and non dizzy engines? |
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| banarcus |
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If the aux shaft is anything like a pinto 2.0L then you would have next to buckleys checking the small bore where the end of the shaft rotates inside. For the cost of a re-bore and sticking a white metal bearing in there, you could get a virgin 4.0L block with a decent small aux shaft bore.
Try fitting another aux shaft in the block and see if there is any play coming from the rear. |
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| ringastinga |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: JMM rekon as cjh said... they recon my block is probably shagged Are they the ones that machined it etc? Shouldn't they have picked something like that up at machining time? no they didnt but they recon initial cause is over tensioned chain |
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