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Hey guys, I have a very perplexing problem here... I spent the last 2 weeks on the Polara getting ready for the Nats. Started it up Thursday nite to put it in the garage and 0 oil pressure, everything hammering. Friday morning I pulled the valve covers and found all looked ok, so I swapped out the oil pump with a used one I had, makeing sure to crank the engine and see the drive shaft spinning before I installed the other pump. STILL no pressure. Today I pulled the pan thinking it was the pickup, but all seemd ok, so I cleaned the pan and pickup and reinstalled them, but no oil pressure. I don't know what to look at next. This is a 65 413 motor still on the original bottom end and was carrying 20lbs of pressure at an idle. I realize the motor is tired, but i sounded fine when I shut it off, 45 minutes later, no pressure. If something broke I sure can't find it. Any ideas, old Mopar gurus? Unless I can come up with something, my next move is to pull the motor and tear it down. Jeff Adams 64 Polara
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