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Oil pump rotors

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Hey guys. I have my oil pump off the car and disassembled. I plan on replacing the o rings, seal and Mickey Mouse gasket but I thought I'd check the rotors. The inner rotor looks to be scored where it fits in the housing. I can feel it with my thumb. Should I replace? And if so where can I find it? I can't locate the part #s.

techincally speaking i think you measure clearancs and follow the FSM as there are three different variations of rotors (A, B, and C maybe - does yours have a stamped letter on the face?).

get the FSM and see the spec's it calls for?

 

what's the history - why are you disassembling it?

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I do have an FSM. And I have B spec'ed rotors. I see the specs it calls for but I mean the actually rotor is is scored. It feels thinner where it goes into the oil pump housing. I'm rebuilding it because it sat forever and I haven't started it myself. Motor has over 200k and I'm resealing and making it right. Someone has already been in this pump. It didn't have the oring behind the rotors.

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