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Need oil pump rebuilt - recommendations or opinions?

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GunnyIa

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Hi all,

Been awhile since I cruised these waters! My 1948 8N has NO oil pressure. I'm getting ready to drop the pan and get the oil pump rebuilt. Any opinions on where or who might be interested in doing the work?

Appreciate any & all feedback! Thanks!

Gunny in Iowa
 
A regular poster, TheOldHokie, might be interested in doing it for you.
If he doesn't see your post, you can contact him via his [b:cf19bdcf7d]website[/b:cf19bdcf7d].
 
(quoted from post at 22:21:05 05/24/18) Hi all,

Been awhile since I cruised these waters! My 1948 8N has NO oil pressure. I'm getting ready to drop the pan and get the oil pump rebuilt. Any opinions on where or who might be interested in doing the work?

Appreciate any & all feedback! Thanks!

Gunny in Iowa
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I rebuild oil pumps but that may not be the cause of your total lack of oil pressure. What have you tried in the way of diagnostics?

TOH
 
(quoted from post at 09:50:57 05/25/18) Any self respecting machine shop can repair your oil pump.
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I can tell you for a fact that self respect means nothing and many "self respecting shops" don't understand the geometry of this pump. This is not a gerotor pump which is what most shops deal with on a daily basis. I charge $25 and it will be right when you get it back - guaranteed or your money back and no questions asked.

TOH
 
(quoted from post at 19:11:14 05/25/18)
(quoted from post at 09:50:57 05/25/18) Any self respecting machine shop can repair your oil pump.
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I can tell you for a fact that self respect means nothing and many "self respecting shops" don't understand the geometry of this pump. This is not a gerotor pump which is what most shops deal with on a daily basis. I charge $25 and it will be right when you get it back - guaranteed or your money back and no questions asked.

TOH
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I think I spent that much doing it myself! With your advise of course.
Mine was actually in good shape. I just needed to verify that fact.
But the seals, bearings, etc. while I had it apart cost money.
Plus the time I spent doing it. My time is worth something.
 
(quoted from post at 19:53:50 05/25/18)
(quoted from post at 19:11:14 05/25/18)
(quoted from post at 09:50:57 05/25/18) Any self respecting machine shop can repair your oil pump.
Click to expand...

I can tell you for a fact that self respect means nothing and many "self respecting shops" don't understand the geometry of this pump. This is not a gerotor pump which is what most shops deal with on a daily basis. I charge $25 and it will be right when you get it back - guaranteed or your money back and no questions asked.

TOH
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I think I spent that much doing it myself! With your advise of course.
Mine was actually in good shape. I just needed to verify that fact.
But the seals, bearings, etc. while I had it apart cost money.
Plus the time I spent doing it. My time is worth something.
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The $25 is labor - not parts. But if I do say so myself one of the better deals going.

TOH
 
(quoted from post at 05:11:14 05/26/18)
(quoted from post at 09:50:57 05/25/18) Any self respecting machine shop can repair your oil pump.
Click to expand...

I can tell you for a fact that self respect means nothing and many "self respecting shops" don't understand the geometry of this pump. This is not a gerotor pump which is what most shops deal with on a daily basis. I charge $25 and it will be right when you get it back - guaranteed or your money back and no questions asked.

TOH
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Whut he said! and he's not gonna get rich @25.00 or $50 either as far as that goes...
 
(quoted from post at 20:27:40 05/25/18)
(quoted from post at 19:53:50 05/25/18)
(quoted from post at 19:11:14 05/25/18)
(quoted from post at 09:50:57 05/25/18) Any self respecting machine shop can repair your oil pump.
Click to expand...

I can tell you for a fact that self respect means nothing and many "self respecting shops" don't understand the geometry of this pump. This is not a gerotor pump which is what most shops deal with on a daily basis. I charge $25 and it will be right when you get it back - guaranteed or your money back and no questions asked.

TOH
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I think I spent that much doing it myself! With your advise of course.
Mine was actually in good shape. I just needed to verify that fact.
But the seals, bearings, etc. while I had it apart cost money.
Plus the time I spent doing it. My time is worth something.
Click to expand...

The $25 is labor - not parts. But if I do say so myself one of the better deals going.

TOH
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I would agree. Parts, I assume, vary by what is needed.
 
TOH, I've been following this forum for quite awhile, and trust that you would do an outstanding quality rebuild. When I get around to pulling the pump, I'll send it off to you. Email me your address to [email protected] and let me know your pymt choices. Thanks to all for your comments!

Gunny, in Iowa[/list]
 

I musta missed yer problem...

After you get the oil pump rebuilt maybe you can tell us why it don't have oil pressure with a newly rebuilt pump..

What has lead you to rebuilding the pump...
 
(quoted from post at 22:44:08 05/24/18) A regular poster, TheOldHokie, might be interested in doing it for you.
If he doesn't see your post, you can contact him via his [b:f58073fb2d]website[/b:f58073fb2d].
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All this time on this forum and I never have seen his website, that is awesome stuff!
 
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