Reply to "Double pinning distributor gear?"

George PAdmin.

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Originally posted by SoonerBJJ:
To my knowledge my oil pump drive shaft has never been modified or replaced. Does this mean I am relatively safe, or is this something I should be worried about?

You're safe. Unmodified Clevelands don't have a problem in this area (the valves and rod nuts are another issue however)

I don't believe the R code/Q code oil screen has a hole in it, only the earlier - flatter oil screen. Melling #M84-AS1 oil screen (aka an oil pick-up or an oil pump suction line) is a duplicate of the R code/Q code high volume oil screen. There's a pic of this oil screen in my 351C photo album.

Or am I showing signs of senility again?

-G

2/10/115:43 PM

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