FORD 351 CLEVELAND CAMSHAFT SWAP PART SIX SUMP INSTALL 

I can't wait 😁 it's going to be sweet, thanks for watching brother!

Thanks mate, very excited to hear it myself mate. We found a new car to drop it into so it will be shown soon 👌

I think it’s a bit over kill for this the cam won’t sea action past 6200 and it’s only a std volume oil pump

The load with 20/50 cold starts and a high volume pump combined with the reduced friction of the roller cam makes the dizzy gear and dizzy drive shaft the next weakest link.

Probably just slid down the oil return holes mate, that’s very unlucky

It could be the water pump gasket but would most likely be the one behind the plate when people swap a water pump over they pull them down instead of up to get them free and it compromises the gasket. Oil pan can be done under the car. Sway bar needs to be removed, gearbox mount loosened, engine mount link pins removed, Jack up engine under Sump and put spacers between engine mount and base plate, then you should have enough room to get the pan off 👌

@@thclevoking I just wanted to say thanks. I have what I was sold as Aussie 2V heads but my engine builder said were marine heads. I like your channel. Cheers

I’ve seen the timing cover seal installed backwards and they worked mate

@@thclevoking thank you for the reply I’ll try again tomorrow

The exhaust gaskets in the fel pro set only suit exhaust manifolds they don’t suit headers or extractors there is not enough meat on them to seal up properly and they burn out in no time

@@thclevoking thanks Bro love your work have you got a part number form the good gaskets got my 408 for the gran torino on its way from PLR in the next week or so will do some vids bro and let you know thanks man

What sort of heads are you running?

@@thclevoking cast iron 4V closed chamber

Lower the bolts slightly along the pan rail and when you re assemble you ditch the lower timing cover seal and pump it full of silicone. The rail gaskets will be fine if they don’t split if they do they should be changed but I have seen gaskets cut flush and sealed with silicone too.

@@thclevoking Thanks mate