Part in oil pan

[Wild one]

That was the point of me taking the pan off. Why wouldn’t I worry about that as well.

Common sense should have told you where the piece originated from,and that same common sense should of told you,there has to be someway the oil has to get back to the oilpan after it's been pumped up to the heads,and common sense should tell you,that there must be oil drain back holes in the block.With that i'm out,good luck on your adventure.

 

[Chuck962500]

Pull that valve covers and the oil pan and a breaker be ar and roll it over by hand and you will find out if it's what rth saving or not .might get lucky with some reman heads and the bottom end is good like a head gasket over heat .

 

[Chuck962500]

This one was ticking away and I saved her no wall damage and currently at 380 k lazy oil pump but it still going

 

[fireflymedic]

If you ran engine with no oil and have metal shavings I would replace engine.

 

[Alashley1122]

Common sense should have told you where the piece originated from,and that same common sense should of told you,there has to be someway the oil has to get back to the oilpan after it's been pumped up to the heads,and common sense should tell you,that there must be oil drain back holes in the block.With that i'm out,good luck on your adventure.

See there you go. If I’m asking it’s for a reason. Can’t be common sense when not everyone has been working on engines long. Common sense would have told you that. Like I said bro if you can’t add without criticism don’t get on here. That’s not what this for.

 

[Wild one]

See there you go. If I’m asking it’s for a reason. Can’t be common sense when not everyone has been working on engines long. Common sense would have told you that. Like I said bro if you can’t add without criticism don’t get on here. That’s not what this for.

So you had to be told there's oil drain back holes in the block.How did you think the oil that's pumped up to the rocker shafts gets back to the oil pan,anybody with an eye and a$$hole should be able to figure out there has to be holes in the block to allow the oil to return to the pan.If you can't take critism "bro",the internet probably isn't for you,especially if you need a picture drawn for you. I'm pretty good at helping out,but at my age i don't have much patience for stupidity or the lack of common sense,

 

[Spsully]

dude, thats nothing... look at all the parts I found in my oil pan

 

[Wild one]

I tried to help him out in post #6,but it seems my answer got his knickers all wound up,after that he became fair game,lol

 

[tron67j]

If I find something like that in my oil pan, the truck is on a flatbed to a engine shop. Not going to spend time asking strangers what it is or how it got there; pretty apparent it doesn't belong there and I have a problem.

 

[Dodge 1500 4X4]

The old saying Stupid is as Stupid does!!!