

| Subject: | Re: Fixed!: How the heck to prime oil pump? (Vanagon D) |
| From: | Frank Grunthaner |
| Date: | Fri, 12 Oct 2001 19:02:20 EDT |
Tobin, Sorry I was obscure, but that's just what I meant. There are two critical (at least) failure points with the pressure relief valve: gummy deposits from poor maintainence/overheating/coolant leak into oil; and debris from a engine or bearing destruction event. Often by the time the part gets into my grubby hands, the history has been lost. As you experienced, inspecting, cleaning or rebuilding that part has such an overhead attached, one is likely to just use it again. Frank
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