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bova 11-05-2010 06:15 PM

yes the forum was reset to august so we lost all those recent posts

blackwidow 11-05-2010 06:18 PM

Ok , anyway i will post my cam lob picture tomorrow because i will put back in my stock pump with a brand new cam follower so will see if the rattle will be there .

DaleNixon 11-06-2010 11:12 AM

Reposting the cam lobe pic that says it all:

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1125/...cff3c0eb_b.jpg

Car was stocked out/traded in on a Mazda 2.

Sacrilicious 11-06-2010 12:44 PM

so i guess it's left a bit of wear on the cam follower. i wonder how that compares with a stock pump...

(sorry, i haven't been following this thread very carefully, so i don't even know what we lost...=/)

smakdown61 11-06-2010 12:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaleNixon (Post 606391)
Reposting the cam lobe pic that says it all:

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1125/...cff3c0eb_b.jpg

Car was stocked out/traded in on a Mazda 2.

I haven't looked at this thread in a while but what does that pic conclude?

Dano 11-06-2010 01:08 PM

it concludes the cam follower lobe is worn...see the satin portion in the middle of the lobe??

that=not good.

and sac had a good question ...wonder if a stock pump does the same thing...I doubt it though.

@Dale..which pump did this...PTP?

Sacrilicious 11-06-2010 02:26 PM

well it is metal on metal contact regardless of what kind of internals are used so the stocker has to show wear of some sort.

dougefresh_ 11-06-2010 02:29 PM

Looks like mine after the PTP pump shit out:

http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9/CamLobe2.jpg

http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9/CamLobe3.jpg

http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...lobenicked.jpg

Lex 11-06-2010 04:28 PM

You can't assume that worn lobe is from the PTP pump unless a stock pump car does not show this wear after the same # miles. I don't think that kind of wear is the reason for the rattle.

blackwidow, waiting on your pics.

Doug how many miles on your car and for how long have you had the PTP pump when that pic was taken?

blackwidow 11-06-2010 05:34 PM

Ok , fuel pump has been removed and the cam is # 1 , new cam follower has been installed and the first one was normal IMO but i put a new one , result same rattle , i have installed my stock valve on the top of the fuel pump but still same rattle , the CP-E spring is #1 , no loose parts , samething with the stock pump so now i really don't know what it could be .

Here my cam lobe picture link , sorry for the poor quality but the cam is # 1 . I have 38000 KM on my car .

cam follower picture by blackwidowms6 - Photobucket

Lex 11-06-2010 05:37 PM

So the stock pump rattles the same?

Also, I can't tell but how is the wear on the cam lobe?

blackwidow 11-06-2010 05:39 PM

The wear on the cam lob is normal no sign of extra wear . Here another picture .
cam # 2 picture by blackwidowms6 - Photobucket

Lex 11-06-2010 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackwidow (Post 606763)
The wear on the cam lob is normal no sign of extra wear . Here another picture .
cam # 2 picture by blackwidowms6 - Photobucket

So the stock pump rattles the same?

How many km have you had CPE pump in?

blackwidow 11-06-2010 05:48 PM

CP-E pump has been installed June 2009 . So maybe 8000km . I don't have installed the complete stock pump , just installed the valve on the top of the pump , reason i had some another mecanic jod to do so we were tired , long day on the car for new PCV valve install ( need to remove the intake manifold) and rear frame brace install + adjustment on my rear coilovers (height) , so will install the complete stock pump next time . But the CP-E pump has no loose parts and no sign of wear on the spring . Sorry for my language , i'm french .

Lex 11-06-2010 05:50 PM

I have also tried swapping the valve on top and I also had the same noise. So the next step is to try the entire stock pump. DaleNixon installed the entire stock pump and said he still had the rattle.



Quote:

Originally Posted by blackwidow (Post 606783)
CP-E pump has been installed June 2009 . So maybe 8000km . I don't have installed the complete stock pump , just installed the valve on the top of the pump , reason i had some another mecanic jod to do so we were tired , long day on the car for new PCV valve install ( need to remove the intake manifold) and rear frame brace install + adjustment on my rear coilovers (height) , so will install the complete stock pump next time . But the CP-E pump has no loose parts and no sign of wear on the spring . Sorry for my language , i'm french .


Sacrilicious 11-06-2010 07:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lex (Post 606788)
I have also tried swapping the valve on top and I also had the same noise. So the next step is to try the entire stock pump. DaleNixon installed the entire stock pump and said he still had the rattle.

you still haven't seen any noticeable negative effects from this rattle, right? to clarify, i just noticed that i was getting this rattle recently. i've got a good ~35k miles on the CPE pump, and my pressures are still holding just fine.

blackwidow 11-06-2010 07:46 PM

I will try to put back on the entire stock pump later this week and will see . For now my fuel pressure is good too .

Dano 11-07-2010 12:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sacrilicious (Post 606607)
well it is metal on metal contact regardless of what kind of internals are used so the stocker has to show wear of some sort.

yes but as with all the cam lobes, it should be polished not galled. if the pump is seizing up that of course will f it up. Otherwise even more pressure from a stronger spring shouldn't make that much of an impact, I wouldn't think anyway.

BTW my pump rattles as well. Complete PTP pump, batch produced at the end of 09 with 10K on it. I ordered it in mid December 09 and didn't get it unitl the week after Christmas. I wonder if all pumps don't rattle at some point even OEM.

Been running the shit out of it ever since.

*knocks on wood*

Sacrilicious 11-07-2010 07:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dano2010 (Post 607147)
yes but as with all the cam lobes, it should be polished not galled. if the pump is seizing up that of course will f it up. Otherwise even more pressure from a stronger spring shouldn't make that much of an impact, I wouldn't think anyway.

BTW my pump rattles as well. Complete PTP pump, batch produced at the end of 09 with 10K on it. I ordered it in mid December 09 and didn't get it unitl the week after Christmas. I wonder if all pumps don't rattle at some point even OEM.

Been running the shit out of it ever since.

*knocks on wood*

ya, it's starting to make me wonder. i really wish we could get a look at a fully stock pump's cam lobe after like 60k+ miles and see what it all looks like.

Dano 11-07-2010 08:54 AM

haha

trouble is on this forum, everybody has already replaced their CDFP long before then.

maybe we could go over and ask a CX-7 guy with high miles to pull his pump and snap a pic or two.

DaleNixon 11-07-2010 08:58 AM

Sorry folks. I forgot to rehash what my cam lobe picture indicates.

I'm pretty sure the cam lobe got scuffed like that during the break-in procedure of my PTP fuel pump. I had several instances of pump seizure during the first 100 or so miles, and it took a few seconds of driving to "unstick" the pump. It would just stick at 50PSI. Trust me, I was driving the car like an old lady, but I did rev it throughout the rev range like PTP suggested to get the pump fully broken in.

The pump is broken in now and holds pressure fine and never seizes, but I think the break-in procedure is what scuffed my cam lobe. As to whether or not it's causing the rattle, I have no idea. All I know is the rattle stayed even with my stock pump, and it always occurred under the same conditions (engine fully warmed up, tip in throttle, roughly 530 RPM). Or I could make it rattle almost constantly with the A/C turned on at idle.

I stocked the car out and still had rattle. The only thing I could find different about the car was the cam lobe being worn. The cam follower was absolutely fine. I have no clue if this is the actual cause of the rattle. I'm glad you guys are posting pictures of your cam lobes. We should keep this up so we can help conclude what is causing this.

Lex 11-07-2010 12:29 PM

Dale, I would think the pump seized in the compressed position rather than the extended position which would results in something bending or breaking.

DaleNixon 11-07-2010 02:31 PM

I see. What about situations where the idle fuel pressure drops to the mid 300's and SLOWLY climbs back to the usual 410-420 range. I would see this when sitting at lights after it's fully warmed up. From my discussions with other folks running upgraded pumps, I concluded this was normal behavior.

dougefresh_ 11-10-2010 06:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lex (Post 606701)
You can't assume that worn lobe is from the PTP pump unless a stock pump car does not show this wear after the same # miles. I don't think that kind of wear is the reason for the rattle.

blackwidow, waiting on your pics.

Doug how many miles on your car and for how long have you had the PTP pump when that pic was taken?

Car was around 30K miles with about 2K on the PTP pump when it shit out under wot and blew up. There was also a nick on the cam folllower, and I replaced that too. Not to mention a new hard fuel line and fuel rail, which finally brought my fuel pressure back. I'm having no issues now, with the new rail + fuel line, and CPE pump. We were thinking that when it seized under wot, metal bits broke off and went into the fuel rail and messed up the relief valve. I was supposed to send Joe my hard fuel line + fuel rail to inspect, but i haven't got around to it. Would be good to know for sure though..

blackwidow 11-11-2010 04:53 PM

Huge update guys in my case , New stock pump has been installed and remeber i have a new Cam follower and my cam lobe is in great shape , the bad news is the rattle is still there so i reinstalled the CP-E pump , rattle still there again , fuel pressure is always good with both pumps , my Mazda tech unplug the boost solenoid and WOW no more rattle :yeah: , so my problem is my boost solenoid . I will replace it next monday . So guys try your car with the boost solenoid unplugged and let me know .

DaleNixon 11-11-2010 05:11 PM

Wow! Good find!

Lex 11-11-2010 05:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackwidow (Post 613145)
Huge update guys in my case , New stock pump has been installed and remeber i have a new Cam follower and my cam lobe is in great shape , the bad news is the rattle is still there so i reinstalled the CP-E pump , rattle still there again , fuel pressure is always good with both pumps , my Mazda tech unplug the boost solenoid and WOW no more rattle :yeah: , so my problem is my boost solenoid . I will replace it next monday . So guys try your car with the boost solenoid unplugged and let me know .

The boost control solenoid? I get the rattle at idle though when I turn the steering wheel. Did you get the rattle at this point?

blackwidow 11-11-2010 05:37 PM

No , i have the rattle only if i put some load on the gas pedal , no rattle at idle .

Lex 11-11-2010 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackwidow (Post 613218)
No , i have the rattle only if i put some load on the gas pedal , no rattle at idle .

Do you get the rattle after each gear change when you get back on the gas and driving normally in town??

blackwidow 11-11-2010 05:58 PM

Oh yes , after each gear change and everytime i press the gas pedal i got rattle for 3-5 second . If i cruise on the high way at 60 and if i want to go to 70 i got rattle for 3-5 second ..... again sorry for my bad language i'm french .

bova 11-11-2010 06:24 PM

my rattle is the same as what lex explains

Lex 11-11-2010 07:52 PM

Will do some testing on my end. I will check WGDC when I just turn the wheels at idle as well.

Lex 11-11-2010 11:37 PM

Just checked - WGDC is zero at all times unless I approach boost.

djuosnteisn 11-12-2010 08:45 AM

weird turn of events lol.

bova 11-12-2010 08:54 AM

have someone turn the wheel and use a screw driver on the pump and put it to your ear to see if its coming from there.

leo766 11-14-2010 11:09 PM

1 Attachment(s)
or ya know, use a stethascope like a real man! jk

mine rattles too, pump numba 35
not load related though

r u sure you didnt loose your tension collar changing pumps out, its number two in the pic attached [IMG]ure you didnt loose your tension collar changing pumps out,[/IMG]

blackwidow 11-15-2010 06:55 AM

This is the Cam follower .

DaleNixon 11-15-2010 06:56 AM

That's the cam follower from what I see. No, definitely didn't lose that. The motor wouldn't have run for very long without it. Just ask JumpingJackson.

djuosnteisn 11-15-2010 04:07 PM

I think he's talking about the upper nut where the hard line attaches. The one your not supposed to let spin.





but yeah... it's definitely not #2 in that pic.

phate 11-16-2010 10:00 PM

Just installed KMD internals a couple of hours ago. Stock pump clicked a little bit. KMD internals are definitely louder. The pump holds pressure just fine. 1700+ at WOT, ~420 at idle, cruises anywhere from 900-1300. No pics, but I didn't see any unusual wear on any of the parts.


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