DougS550
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- 2019 GT Premium A10 PP1 Whipple Stage 2
Keep us posted. My cars in the shop getting the transmission fluid changed. Car has 2400 miles and I wanted the break in fluid replaced before I take it to the dyno soon to test out my new mods including the Smoothboost Boost controller. LaterSo that PBH pan set-up is designed to fit with the stock main hardware. I had ARP hardware and the pick-up tube just didn't seem to seat correctly. I think the geometry was off and it was causing the low pressure issue by not allowing the pick-up tube to but up to the shoulder that it welded onto the tube and allowed for a break in suction from the pump gerars. The shop it's at now, has a really good tech that is very methodical. He put it through a bunch of tests ran continuity on the entire wiring harness one by one, because low oil pressure was only 1 of many issues it was having. There were a bunch of timing codes as well. It was consistently low according to the published data, especially at idle and high idle.
Oil activated VVT is great when you have oil pressure, not so much, when you don't. Lesson learned. The one tensioner that failed completely you can compress by hand, easily, the other you can begin to compress it about a cm by hand easily, then it gets harder. When they are new, there's no way you can do them by hand, it takes a vise. I get the car back later today, so fingers crossed, it's all worked out.
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