what is needed
#12
where can i get the chain for that price i have been looking but all i find is a price of 120 to 140 please give me a link or a number to where i can get them at this price
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If you do the chain, I would still get a new o-ring seal for your oil pump. You will have to disconnect it from the suction tube to get the new chain on. You will have to unbolt it from the block also and from that point it will just pull off the crank. That is why I suggested putting in a new one at the same time. Hadn't seen a lot of talk about oil pumps here lately.
When you go to putting the pick up tube back into place - in the oil pump, before you connect it back to the block, let the pump spin over to the left to accomodate the pickup tube, tighten the tube back in place and then bolt the oil pump back onto the block. It will require a little force to get it to spin back over to the right at this point, but not very difficult. If you bolt to the block first and then try to insert the pickup tube, there is stress on the tube and there is always a chance of pinching the o-ring and not getting a good seal. Just a suggestion. After doing it a couple of times, this way worked best for me. You'll see what I mean when you get in there, if it is a little unclear for you.
When you go to putting the pick up tube back into place - in the oil pump, before you connect it back to the block, let the pump spin over to the left to accomodate the pickup tube, tighten the tube back in place and then bolt the oil pump back onto the block. It will require a little force to get it to spin back over to the right at this point, but not very difficult. If you bolt to the block first and then try to insert the pickup tube, there is stress on the tube and there is always a chance of pinching the o-ring and not getting a good seal. Just a suggestion. After doing it a couple of times, this way worked best for me. You'll see what I mean when you get in there, if it is a little unclear for you.
#17
where can u get the ls6 ported oil pump from and at what cost? i have a 2002 ls6 cam and springs waiting on me to install them. where can i get the ls2 timing chain? will there be any m ods needed to do any of this?
#18
you can get the chain from gm parts and I have seen the pumps on ebay for like 75 dollars but maybe from gm parts as well, by the way how much did you pay for that cam p.m. me if possible thanks
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I got my pump from Thunder Racing, but I am sure other sites have them. I think I paid $139 about 2yrs ago. Not sure if I would get one off of ebay, unelss it is from a performance business that uses ebay to sell some of their products.


