BigNasty

So i built my motor about 2 1/2 years ago. Wiseco Pistons, eagle rods, Titanium springs and retainers, stage 3 cams, and switched to the GTE oil pump in my Sc. At first (for some dumb reason) it didnt cross my mind that i would need to switch the crank seal to a GTE one from the stock GE. I blew out 2 or 3 GE crank seals before it hit me. soi would say about a year ago i put a GTE crank seal in her and it held up nicely for about 7-8 months. then the car began leaking oil from the timing cover down the oil pan. I knew it and blown another seal.

I daily drive/ rail it at 12psi, my defi oil pressure gauge reads at about 120-141psi (in full boost).

Does anyone have any suggestions, or have this issue as well? please help me out lol

Ali SC3

iTrader: (10)

it could have something to do with your gte oil pump, or you may have crank case evacuation issues.
I have read the gte pumps flow more than the ge to make up for the oil squirters.
Since you don't have any oil squirters the gte pump may actually be a bad thing.
do you have a catch can setup, if it is too restrictive and you normally get blowby, that could be part of the reason as well.

read this and you will see about the oil pumps, it probably is flowing too much and the gte seal has a few differences (edit: only vvti) .
I know these are vvti, but there are similar differences in the non vvti versions.
match oil pump to engine, if you need a GE oil pump with a crank sensor fitting, just get a 96+ GE oil pump that has the fitting like the gte.
These guys are saying past 100 psi the pump is in bypass mode, sounds like your getting way too much psi.
http://my.is/forums/f114/tech-info-d...l-pump-437894/

/Aerostar\

iTrader: (2)

The front main seal is a common issue with the 2JZ, search "FMS" on supraforums and learn a bunch. I know some company sells a retainer that will help keep the seal in place.

lexforlife

iTrader: (7)

ge and gte seals are the same part and part number.. if you are using gte pump with no squirter delete , you are running elevated oil pressures . question , why did you use a gte oil pump??

99SC42

iTrader: (44)

Cause he probably doesn't know they are different or the affects like the issues he is having.

I think you didn't install it properly because both seals are the same part numbers like Lexforlife said above.

BigNasty

Well when i started the build i was told that the gte pump flowed more than the ge one... Guess i should have done more research.

blk&blu*j

iTrader: (1)

Same seal, same crank,different oil pump!