View Full Version : Flow rate for oil pumps
boud92si
01-08-2005, 03:19 PM
Hey i've look around a bit for the answer but found nothing.I know the size differnce between the b2 and b7 oil pump but what is the the different in the flow rates between the too? (if there is any?). or in that matter all the flow rates.
Thanks
transzex
01-08-2005, 07:10 PM
they are the same. Honda only really screwed thing up on the Y7/Y8 motors.
The D15B2/7, D16A6, and D16Z6 all share the same oil pump.
Honda4VW
01-08-2005, 07:41 PM
they are the same. Honda only really screwed thing up on the Y7/Y8 motors.
The D15B2/7, D16A6, and D16Z6 all share the same oil pump.
You could school your friends over at the "other" sohc site. Specifically Ryancivic2000. He will not believe this
konigcivic
01-09-2005, 03:52 PM
transzex i always see you write and ather people say the y7 and y8 oil pumps are shit.. im not saying your wrong or anything but i have a y7, what should we look out for or can we do anything to prevent engine failure due to lack of oil pressure or flow? is there any proof of this or just a few people who forget to check their oil and blame it on the pump..
thanks
Honda4VW
01-09-2005, 04:38 PM
transzex i always see you write and ather people say the y7 and y8 oil pumps are shit.. im not saying your wrong or anything but i have a y7, what should we look out for or can we do anything to prevent engine failure due to lack of oil pressure or flow? is there any proof of this or just a few people who forget to check their oil and blame it on the pump..
thanks
There is about a 30% difference in output from obd1 D16's to OBD2 D16's at a similar RPM range. Check this out:
OBD1:
http://hometown.aol.com/chforgues/oilpumps/d16z6.jpg
OBD2:
http://hometown.aol.com/chforgues/oilpumps/d16y8.jpg
transzex
01-09-2005, 11:17 PM
civic4ges, THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Myself I've grown weary of correcting misinfo. Somedays I try to help, other days I don't give a shit. Only reason at first I came here, but good info on both forums.
SEARCH esp. with google goes along ways.......
Honda4VW
01-10-2005, 09:15 AM
civic4ges, THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Myself I've grown weary of correcting misinfo. Somedays I try to help, other days I don't give a shit. Only reason at first I came here, but good info on both forums.
SEARCH esp. with google goes along ways.......
I try and help all I can, however some just won't believe certain things (oil pump ratings, injector flow ratings). So I leave my comments as that, MY COMMENTS. Its hard to keep trying when everyone wants to believe everything else they read!
konigcivic
01-10-2005, 06:54 PM
There is about a 30% difference in output from obd1 D16's to OBD2 D16's at a similar RPM range. Check this out:
OBD1:
http://hometown.aol.com/chforgues/oilpumps/d16z6.jpg
OBD2:
http://hometown.aol.com/chforgues/oilpumps/d16y8.jpg
WOW awesome find.. this should be kept as a sticky or something.. this is important information for all to see.. this is like the end all to the oil pump flow rate thing...
now that there is rock solid information showing the obd2 flows less can the 0bd1 d16 oil pump be placed into an 0bd2 block .. has anyone tried this..
infinatenexus
01-10-2005, 07:07 PM
The "Y" series pump gear is also cast out of a much weaker material.
Honda4VW
01-10-2005, 07:36 PM
The "Y" series pump gear is also cast out of a much weaker material.
This I did not know. Any thought on swapping Z6 internals into a y8 pump housing??
infinatenexus
01-11-2005, 06:10 PM
Never tried it. I was going to senda Y8 gear to a frend back in TX and have him machine one out of a more durable material.
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