[AT] Super MTA oil pressure

[D. Day]

Dave, thanks for the reply.  I removed the oil filter base from the block
and found a gum-like sludge in the outlet opening. I cleaned it out but
assume there is more further up the line. Tomorrow, I am going to try to
clean out the rest of the oil passages. If the problem is in the cam
oil-sleeve, that could be a major problem.

Dick

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--- "D. Day" <ddss at scppd.net> wrote:
> The problem appears to be further down the system,
> the rocker arm assembly
> was just rebuilt and I've checked and it seems like
> all oil passages are
> clear.
Pardon the late reply, but I'm thinking there has to
be a restriction between the filter and the head.  70
lbs is way to much (at least on the engines of that
era I'm familiar with).  Probably a slug in an oil
passage.  Hope you find it soon and simple.

Dave Myers
Paw Paw, Michigan

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