Balooning Oil Filter

Tooloe

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ok guys just like the title says

i changed my oil today because i had noticed my oil PSi was a little high... thought the oil might be a little low.... well it was about 2 1/2 qts but hers what i'm concerned with what is making the filter baloon? at idle the PSI is at about 80-90 and WOT it pegs 100 so my question whats going on with the truck? the oil pump bad? is there a way to adjust it?
 
Tooloe said:
ok guys just like the title says

i changed my oil today because i had noticed my oil PSi was a little high... thought the oil might be a little low.... well it was about 2 1/2 qts but hers what i'm concerned with what is making the filter baloon? at idle the PSI is at about 80-90 and WOT it pegs 100 so my question whats going on with the truck? the oil pump bad? is there a way to adjust it?
Best be checking the oil pump plunger and pressure springy thingy

http://www.vtcoa.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21842&highlight=oil+pump+spring
 
505'sFastestViper. said:
yeah everything i could find on the net says that its not a good thing !!!
You found that on you fish Net stockings??..............amazingly gay:marchmellow: :marchmellow:
 
505'sFastestViper. said:
yeah everything i could find on the net says that its not a good thing !!!
thats sick dom.... an yeah i know it's not a good thing
 
You should at least remove and clean the oil pump bypass spring and plunger as just a little dirt can cause that type to stick which can cause total oil pressure loss or a huge increase in oil pressure ( ran into this on several engines) The Porsche 924 was the worst, had to clean it about every 5000 miles.:(
Check for gauling on the plunger and the pump also
 
so i can just unscrew it where it locate on our motors? i can unscrew it an no oil will come out?
 
Tooloe said:
umm not sure what ever my oil guy puts on it i'lll check in ther morning what brand should it be?

I use the Mopar white filter with "VIPER" on it....Dodge came out with a TSB back in 07 advising not to use the filter recommended previously...I have never had a noise problem........I just wonder if the aftermarket filters are still the original design?..:dontknow:
 
TNVIPER said:
I use the Mopar white filter with "VIPER" on it....Dodge came out with a TSB back in 07 advising not to use the filter recommended previously...I have never had a noise problem........I just wonder if the aftermarket filters are still the original design?..:dontknow:
Some aftermarket filters have come apart causing every oil passage to be clogged and the engines fried, this is really an issue with the diesel engines also. Oil filters are not created the same.
I would definatly check the filter also to see if has come unglued.
 
includemeout said:
Some aftermarket filters have come apart causing every oil passage to be clogged and the engines fried, this is really an issue with the diesel engines also. Oil filters are not created the same.
I would definatly check the filter also to see if has come unglued.
yesterday when the oil was changed the filter was just balooned nothing from the inside was moving.... i'm planing on checking the relief valve here in a little while i hope that is my problem
 

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