[TR] tr6 woes part 8

Dean Tetterton tr3a58 at verizon.net
Wed Feb 19 04:25:01 MST 2014


Peter
         I would take a look at the oil pressure relief valve spring.
I had a new engine that dropped pressure to around 10 lbs
when heated up. I had put in a new spring and ball. Put the
 old spring back in and no more problem. Don't know if
the new spring was hanging up when hot or lost tension.
Easy to change and try.

Dean T.


On Feb 18, 2014, at 9:34 PM, Peter Arakelian wrote:

> Bottom line.  I am not happy.  I feel insulted by the owner's tone
regarding
> the condition before they got it and the "shocking" condition it was in.  I
> was treated poorly regarding problems that arose while they had it.  I feel
I
> was overcharged.  Sure they balanced, epoxied, painted, and cleaned, but I
was
> not given any options I was just presented with a bill.  No estimate, no
> signed work order.  Though I had brought up start-up procedures, they did
not
> start the car with 30W break-in oil, they did not run the car at 2500 rpm
for
> 20 minutes when they first started it. But, hey, Jason says they have been
> rebuilding engines for 40 years and they know how to start up a fresh
engine.
>
> Draw your own conclusions about this, I would like to hear them, but I will
> not be going back or recommending them to anyone.
>
>
>
> Peter Arakelian - '71 TR6, Daily Driver
>
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