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Author: Subject: Ford Pinto - Oilway in Block
perksy

posted on 26/2/16 at 08:46 PM Reply With Quote
Ford Pinto - Oilway in Block

1979 2 litre Pinto I'm in the process of rebuilding is now in bits and the clean & measure has started

One question though, Has anybody removed the ball bearing that sits at the end of the oilway at the rear of the engine block ?

I've removed the tiny core plug that allows access to it, but I'm not sure if it comes out of the rear or the front ?

Pretty sure you smack it from the front with a length of 1/4" solid bar and it pops out of the rear

But just incase there might be somebody out there who has done this I thought I'd ask...

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snapper

posted on 26/2/16 at 09:36 PM Reply With Quote
I haven't done this but try Turbosports forum
All you need to ask will be answered





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Ian.C

posted on 27/2/16 at 07:20 AM Reply With Quote
Yes. out of the rear!
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perksy

posted on 27/2/16 at 05:08 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks for that

Confirmed on Turbosport forum


Knock it out the back and then smack the new one in from the rear

I got a big hammer so should be fine

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Ian.C

posted on 27/2/16 at 08:44 PM Reply With Quote
Don't ram it in from the rear! just gently not to hard, think what your doing.
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perksy

posted on 28/2/16 at 08:58 AM Reply With Quote
Twas a tongue in cheek comment, shropshire sense of humour
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