dkaszak88

so i had a problem where my omp lines melted from my exhaust manifole leaking at the port. i have a 90 gtu 6 port i replaced the lines and aall the intake manifold gakets and i started the car and the lines didnt fill up with oil, idk if my metering pump is shot or how i can tell or if the lines wont fill up until i drive it but i need help i need the car on the road asap

Schmitty

iTrader: (11)

Run Premix in your gas until you can verify that the OMP is actually working.

dkaszak88

also i have a header on the motor and the front rotor exhaust was glowing red. any help would be much appreciated im getting no luck with this car

dkaszak88

how do i verify if its working? i used the 2nd gen archive write up on replacing the omp lines so they are clear and i dont see even 1 drop of oil going through them. im not sure when the pump kicks on if its temperature or if it just comes on at a certain rpm or what

TIIFC3S

Someone will have to correct me here if I'm wrong, but they may not look like they have oil in them at all. I replaced all my OMP lines last summer and drove the car with no issues for a couple of months before parking it for the winter. I had the UIM and LIM off over the winter and the lines looked exactly the same as when I put them on. When I took the old lines off last summer and 2 of the new ones off this winter, no oil came out of them nor did it look like there had been any oil in them. The old ones were just brittle and brown from age. Last summer oil usage was normal and there were no problems with oil pressure etc. So maybe that's just the way they work? I should add that I have an S4, so my OMP is mechanical, where yours is electrical.

3vil

iTrader: (4)

also if your vac lines to the injectors, or vac spider is leaking or disconnected i think it can mess with the uptake of oil through the lines.

i too followed the write up in the archive, but i also rebuilt my omp with new orings (my motor is an s4) and i can definitely see the oil in the lines, even when the oil is fresh after a change.

dkaszak88

alll the vacum lines seemed fine when i replaced the omp lines, i started it up and i just got nothing! so frustrating!!!!!i know i have oil, the lines are hooked up correctly and the injectors should be working. they say the pump is electrical but isnt there a geer inside the front cover that spins off the eccentric shaft? whats exactly is electrical on the omp?

3vil

iTrader: (4)

wait so you've just idle the motor, you haven't actually driven it? i remember reading around here that it can take a while for the oil to get pulled up to the injectors. and if you car is still an 88 like in your profile then you should have a mechanical omp i think.

dkaszak88

no its a 90 gtu its electrical

dkaszak88

i got a pacesetter header on there thats glowing from the front rotor i just removed my cat, trying to see if i can make it not glow lol then i guess i should try and drive it and see if the oil goes through the lines? any suggestions?

TIIFC3S

Also, when I took the lines off the OMP, oil did drain out a little, just not out of the lines themselves. I'm not sure if the oil drains out of lines when the car is shut off for a while or not. But like 3vil said, if you just let your car idle, you probably didn't build up enough vac to pull oil all the way to your injectors.

dkaszak88

that sounds pretty good i dont wanna drive it though until my exhaust isnt on fire! lol

HAILERS2

The OMP is..................a PUMP. It does NOT use vacuum to pull the oil into the lines. PUMP. PUMP makes pressure.

Cnicklegend

I completly agree!

JerryLH3

iTrader: (11)

Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't the MOP only inject oil under load in an S5? Hence, letting it idle in your driveway will never cause oil to be injected.

dkaszak88

well my car was idleing at like 2500 would that be a strong enough load? should i try and get oil in the lines manually? maybe that will help?

JustJeff

iTrader: (13)

LOL funny how they put that right in the name of the part and all