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http://www.performancesubaru.co.uk/p...?id=162&cat=56 take a look at that mate tho roger clark do em cheaper than that i think as regard to mileage believe it depends on how often the oils been changed.
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basically on the std pump theres a recess or groove if ya like on the pressure relief piston where crap builds up and eventually causes the piston to stick,the modified one doesnt have this recess.
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basically on the std pump theres a recess or groove if ya like on the pressure relief piston where crap builds up and eventually causes the piston to stick,the modified one doesnt have this recess.
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wouldnt worry about it too much then mate tho olly at roger clark told me theres less chance of it sticking with the modified one its not 100%,obviously if engines full of crap its gonna stick (change my oil about every 3500 mile) expensive yes but not like a rebuild is it.
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Originally Posted by ukdave
basically on the std pump theres a recess or groove if ya like on the pressure relief piston where crap builds up and eventually causes the piston to stick,the modified one doesnt have this recess.
Correct, there is this flaw in the standard pump pressure relief valve. But more importantly, and more of a cause of engine failure/pressure loss is a simple thing like the screws backing out of the impeller housing.
I've seen the evidence of this to back up this claim.
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Originally Posted by highlander68k
Not according to David at API Engines (please back me up David )
Correct, there is this flaw in the standard pump pressure relief valve. But more importantly, and more of a cause of engine failure/pressure loss is a simple thing like the screws backing out of the impeller housing.
I've seen the evidence of this to back up this claim.
Correct, there is this flaw in the standard pump pressure relief valve. But more importantly, and more of a cause of engine failure/pressure loss is a simple thing like the screws backing out of the impeller housing.
I've seen the evidence of this to back up this claim.
The screws do come loose on the rear plate of the pump, but it's rare that all of them do. However, loose is loose and oil pressure will leech away through the [marginally ] loose back plate. Path of least resistance etc.
We rebuild most pumps rather than replace and don't have any problems with them. We've only ever bought 5 new ones where the pump was unusable.
When we rebuild oil pumps we completely linish all the moving parts and we have not experienced any sort of pump related failure EVER omn our equipment. We also loctiti the rear plate screws and that problem also remains fixed.
Engines failures are rarely for pump problems [ in our experience ] it's more usually fuel / air / MAF problems that do it
David APi Engines / APi Impreza
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The spindle jammed in my Roger Clarke Motorsports uprated oil pump which caused failure of no4 big end. Apparently this is quite common, but they will not accept any responsibility!
I would suggest staying away from these!
I would suggest staying away from these!
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Originally Posted by ASTiMAN
The spindle jammed in my Roger Clarke Motorsports uprated oil pump which caused failure of no4 big end. Apparently this is quite common, but they will not accept any responsibility!
I would suggest staying away from these!
I would suggest staying away from these!
Roger Clark Motorsport are a class act, there equipment is of the highest quality I'd be surprised if it was anything they were responsible for.
IF - I had to buy a high pressure pump, it's theirs I'd use.
David APi
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Originally Posted by ASTiMAN
The spindle jammed in my Roger Clarke Motorsports uprated oil pump which caused failure of no4 big end. Apparently this is quite common, but they will not accept any responsibility!
I would suggest staying away from these!
I would suggest staying away from these!
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