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Old 06-09-2010, 06:40 AM
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Just wondering what you guys would do, i had my engine built by IP, and wondering what you guys suggest, i have an oil pump with 65k miles on it that i was gonna reuse on my new block, wondering if you guys would replace it or reuse it?
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I would buy a new oem one. U spend money on the motor mind as well buy a new pump.
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it would be best to go with a new oil pump. thats what inlinepro did when they built my motor
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Do yourself a favor and go to honda and buy a new pump. I am surprised they didn't tell you to get a new one. One of the first things i tell people to do when we do a motor for them.
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thats what im gonna do, thanks guys!
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Doesnt IP put the block all back together with a new pump and all you have to do is put the head on? This should be part of the build for the price they charge.
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No they don't and to be honest I've torn apart a pump that survived this



and it had zero damage, seems like the filter must have caught the damage. It's a very simple device, I know most say don't trust a used pump, but a new one is pretty damn expensive. Also if you are scared, it's so easy to check it out with a feeler gauge and the specs. Plus when you first start the motor up you do it without combustion and watch for the oil pressure to build (you need a gauge).
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On a side note local dealers will prolly rape you on price. $238 at Majestic Honda




http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/j...+-+OIL+STRAINER
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Originally Posted by Irishflame27,Jun 9 2010, 06:40 AM
Just wondering what you guys would do, i had my engine built by IP, and wondering what you guys suggest, i have an oil pump with 65k miles on it that i was gonna reuse on my new block, wondering if you guys would replace it or reuse it?
Motor build, upgrade/replace pump.

It's like doing a timing belt and not replacing the water pump.
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are they even available yet? I tried to order one a couple months ago and they were on back order, the dealer had no eta for them either


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