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    No oil pressure in head!

    I just finished reassembling the Gs's engine and gave it a few cranks to ensure I have oil pressure but I got nothing. Did I miss something? Any recommendations?

    #2
    Did you remember to put oil in it?

    Oil pump installed correctly?

    How are you checking the pressure? Using a gauge or the idiot light?

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      #3
      Sorry, but once again, we have to ask ... WHAT BIKE ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???

      I realize that you are new, so let me tell you in the words of bwringer:
      "although the GSR hive-mind is rather omniscient and darn near omnipotent, we are not yet clairvoyant".

      In other words, we know a lot and can probably help you, but you have to give us a clue.

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        #4
        Looks like a 1980 GS750E.

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          #5
          Sorry to all that replied, I left out the important stuff. Here it is, my problem is on my 1980 Gs750e. Yes it has fresh oil and I have a 0-60 psig glycerin filled gauge installed at the head exhaust cam shaft oil gallery plug. Thanks in advance guys.

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            #6
            Those motors are notorious for poor oiling, Use the search function , as I know it has been covered on this site. I believe it involves shimming the oil pump or something
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              #7
              Pretty sure the pressure gauge should be installed by removing the pressure switch from the oil filter cover. I would take the pressure reading from there. The spec for that engine is 43-78 psi @ 3000 rpm.

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                #8
                You won't get much if any pressure at the head until the engine is running and the rpm's are up a little.
                Ed

                To measure is to know.

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                KZ750E Rebuild Thread...http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...0-Resurrection

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                  #9
                  Thanks guys, I am going to continue with the reassembly process and verify oil pressure with the engine running. I will let you know what happens.

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