Re: Zero Oil Pressure 1948 Packard
Posted by Packard 1948 On 2021/5/16 9:54:40
>The gear on the pump also drives the distributor so if the distributor is turning, so is the pump.
A wise man once said "all generalities are false"
(sorry I just couldn't resist)
With both the original oil pump and the replacement pump we confirmed that the shear pin was intact so yes in this generality that is true...
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In addition to the video, here is a picture of the pipe connection that connects the Float-O Screen assembly to the oil intake port. Not much that can go wrong here...
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Packard Pictures 20210515 Oil Pickup Tube .jpeg (729.01 KB)
A wise man once said "all generalities are false"
(sorry I just couldn't resist)
With both the original oil pump and the replacement pump we confirmed that the shear pin was intact so yes in this generality that is true...
: ) < ---- Cyber Joke Indicator Icon
In addition to the video, here is a picture of the pipe connection that connects the Float-O Screen assembly to the oil intake port. Not much that can go wrong here...
Attach file:
Packard Pictures 20210515 Oil Pickup Tube .jpeg (729.01 KB)
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