2014/07/25 23:32:52
3sgeTurbo
Ahh I knew you would have the answers Tote!

That apex I gasket you have, is it 1mm? I would iterested in that.

I still have an ARP head stud kit from my gen 2, I would imagine that it will fit a gen 4?

Also does anyone know if the ARP main stud kit will for or will that hit the alloy sump?
2014/07/26 09:50:53
dasic1
You will most likely have to grind a bit of it away. I had to do it on my gen3 and is no big deal.
2014/07/28 11:21:39
Falcon
3SGTE
First line you say that oil pump failed.  Can you elaborate a bit more on this as to what actually caused the failure.  Thanks.  I have heard of several such problems in 3S engines but have not been able to ascertain why.  Oil pumps in my experience have been very reliable so long as no debris is allowed to be ingested.
I am most interested if anyone has experienced an oil pump problem.??   Thanks.
2014/07/28 11:39:59
3sgeTurbo
The quick answer is only buy a genuine AISIN / Toyota pump!
The gerotor in the pump shattered resulting in a loss of oil pressure, 0psi haha.
especially when you are running a GTX3076r on 24psi @ 7500rpm.
2014/07/28 12:45:34
just_ace
wow, thats a pretty epic failure. pics?

was any hard cornering involved possibly causing oil starvation to the pump?
2014/07/28 12:55:02
3sgeTurbo
There was no starvation, I run a morrosso sump and I even slightly bent the windage tray as I read about them getting stuck and starving the motor.

It was a Chinese 5SFE pump :(
2014/07/28 17:31:14
-Totenkopf-
I was sure I replied to this previously.  I have a brand new 1.1mm Apexi gasket mate.  The mains wont fit without modifications to the pan which is easily done on a milling machine.  Gerotors exploding definitely isn't unheard of.  2ZZ's have alot of issues with this.  The gerotor is a sintered metal component and as such quite brittle.  In normal operation this is OK.  In instance of cavitation or over rev this can rattle around in the housing and shatter. 
 
I have a 2ZZ here with a shattered gerotor.  It looked very ill maintained and its death was an over rev.
2014/07/28 23:56:16
3sgeTurbo
I maintained my engine very well, I always warmed it up and serviced it every 5000kms as it took me 2 years to build the dam thing, I think mine just died because it was a chinese pump, I actually thought it was a genuine but didn't read the listing peroperly. Lesson learned.
2014/07/29 11:26:47
Reddtarga
What sort of packaging did the Chinese oil pump come in? Was it in Toyota packaging?
The reason I ask is that I have a new 'genuine' oil pump I am about to fit to a new motor that I got from Lithia Toyota in genuine packaging.
I disassembled it for inspection and noticed that the triangular match mark is on the opposite side of the inner gerator/shaft compared to the service manual and other oil pumps I have seen. But the pump had been assembled with the mark on the outer gerator ring matching, so I assumed it would be ok.
 
2014/08/01 10:20:13
3sgeTurbo
I can't remember the packaging but I know 100% that it did not have AISIN stamped on the front of it.
 
I did pull mine apart when assembling the motor but only to pack it with grease to prevent dry starting.
 
Does anyone know if a Haltech can run the GEN 4 factory cops and cam angle sensor? I did some google and could not find an answer.
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