Think yourself lucky

[stuartb]

Also I take it this is two separate bikes? As I haven't came across any water issues yet

Yea, sorry that's my fault as theres two separate bikes and two discussions going on here... first one is the water in oil pan... second is the lack of oil pressure.

Lol.. aw well it makes for more interesting reading trying to figure out which one is being replied too [emoji85]..

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[stuartb]

Funny part is found obvious issue. Despite finding issue if you followed the forum you'd still fit....

Debatable upgraded oil pump

Shim the oil pressure relief

Replace the bearings

Longer car oil filters??

Lord Jesus down forget to burp the filter

Agreed, some of the replies and advice were just plain stupid..

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[Corkgsxr]

Thats without going into sanding a precision item

 

[stuartb]

Did anyone get to the end result of the oil pressure ?... for those that looked but never got there this was hoovered up into the oil pick up..someone left a rag in this guys oil pan.. you can see why theatre nurses count swabs and instruments at the end of an op..lol..

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[stuartb]

Lol..there was another cracker at the weekend there with a guy having fuel starvation around the 8.5k mark...his tank had loads of algal growth !....I need to add some pics in..it looks like sponge, seems to be more common in larger diesels like ships..

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[MoranC1]

I work for toyota, once had a customer say that the car went down on power when you went around a roundabout, or a relatively long right turn. No faults.. Pulled the fuel pump and it was covered in like a silt/sand.
The only filled up about 50mile prior to the fault.

 

[Carsonr6]

I work for toyota, once had a customer say that the car went down on power when you went around a roundabout, or a relatively long right turn. No faults.. Pulled the fuel pump and it was covered in like a silt/sand.
The only filled up about 50mile prior to the fault.

Had something similar on a train and it ended up there was a plastic bag in the fuel tank


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[stuartb]

Sure I told this story before.. I was at a weeks residential brake course with lucas Girling years ago, the guy taking the course was chatting about a local garage that fitted a pair of Girling front flexis, pads, fluid etc and couldn't get a proper pedal no matter what he did, so he contacted them and they asked him to return all the parts so they could look them over, in the end they cut the flexi open and found a match had been shoved in to the hose during manufacturing... bit mad that..

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