steamgas Senior Member Oct 13, 2022 #1 i have a 1941 Lincoln v-12 engine that i am tearing down. i am having trouble getting the oil pump out. i removed the 1 screw that is obvious but is there something else that may be holding the pump in?
i have a 1941 Lincoln v-12 engine that i am tearing down. i am having trouble getting the oil pump out. i removed the 1 screw that is obvious but is there something else that may be holding the pump in?
Ken/Alabama Well-known member Oct 14, 2022 #2 No just the one bolt. Twist it back and forth and pull.
P pistonbroke Well-known member Oct 17, 2022 #4 Hey Steamgas, What are you going to do with the twelve ? I had one and did a full boat rebuild on it. They are pricey . Tim
Hey Steamgas, What are you going to do with the twelve ? I had one and did a full boat rebuild on it. They are pricey . Tim
V8COOPMAN Well-known member Oct 17, 2022 #5 pistonbroke said: I had one and did a full boat rebuild on it. They are pricey . Tim Click to expand... Yeah, but they ain't as 'PRICEY' as this variant! That intake is a 'one-off'! Coop
pistonbroke said: I had one and did a full boat rebuild on it. They are pricey . Tim Click to expand... Yeah, but they ain't as 'PRICEY' as this variant! That intake is a 'one-off'! Coop
M marko39 Well-known member Oct 20, 2022 #7 scicala said: What's with the V-14 ? Never heard of one before. Sal Click to expand... It was used in the 1936 Gotchas.
scicala said: What's with the V-14 ? Never heard of one before. Sal Click to expand... It was used in the 1936 Gotchas.
V8COOPMAN Well-known member Oct 20, 2022 #8 scicala said: What's with the V-14 ? Never heard of one before. Sal Click to expand... Very few ever produced. Coop
scicala said: What's with the V-14 ? Never heard of one before. Sal Click to expand... Very few ever produced. Coop
5 5851a Well-known member Oct 20, 2022 #9 Cylinder 6 is going to get constipated in the exhaust dept.