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G16b Oil Pressure relief valve stuck - Fixed

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G16b Oil Pressure relief valve stuck - Fixed

Post by PCRman »

Has anyone ever done anything to free up a stuck oil pressure relief valve short of removing the oil pump?

Ever since a cracked head that dumped water in the oil (and i suspect a previous owner who thought oil keeps goin and goin) the valves (tappets?) have been really loud (despite 2 clearance adjustments by mechaincs) :cry:

Sounds like a hand full of loose gravel thrashing around under the rocker cover.

Anyone got a oil pressure guage fitted, what is the pressure at idle and 2500(ish) rpm?

UPDATE:

Went and got a mechanical oil pressure gauge.
readings are

Idle cold 60psi
Idle hot 25psi
3000rpm hot 61psi
4000rpm hot 69psi

looks to be in spec I guess that answers my question, Cant be the relief valve. Back to suzuki for another valve adjustment. :bad-words:
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Post by scooby_74 »

If thats your rig its a G16b 16 valve the only decent way to set them the valves is hot and is made much easier using a genuine tool. oil pressure wont affect your valve noise, unexperianced mechanics will. Find a workshop that might know what there doing and get them adjusted properly.
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Post by PCRman »

scooby_74 wrote:Find a workshop that might know what there doing and get them adjusted properly.
Thanks for that, I found a vitara FSM (for later model but still G16b) and it says just what you did. Dud relief valve don't mean noisy valves.

can a faulty

Anyone know of a perth mechanic who actually knows these G16b valve trains?????
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Post by nicbeer »

Have you talked to any of the below maybe

premier motors suzuki ozzie park
suziwest midland
suzukishop cannington
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Post by PCRman »

I go to suzukishop on a regular basis for parts, I didn't know that they do service/tune stuff.

Don't realy get to suziwest, Im Waaaaaay south of the river. I might give premier motors a call.
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Post by PCRman »

Valve adjustment plus new rocker cover gasket

Premier Motors $150
Suziwest about $120
Suzukishop cannington "the valve lash isn't adjustable"?????????


It sounds like suziwest know what they are doing (having seen 1 or 2 G16b's running B4)
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Post by scooby_74 »

That tells you something about the 3rd shop
Suzuki shop all he realy does is wreck vehicles good if you want parts and thats about it.
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Post by PCRman »

Glorious Silence!

The best money i ever spent on any car ever.

Thanks for the help. :armsup:
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Post by nicbeer »

where'd you end up going to?
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Post by PCRman »

Suziwest / Suzistore, Midland
Bit of a drive for me, but i got to have HJ's for breakfast while I waited. :D
Highly recommended
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