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Reference Information

Oil Pump Spring, High Pressure, Steel, Ford 7.3L Godzilla, Each

For certain applications, higher than normal oil pressure is required. Typically, the oil pan must be removed to change the pressure spring on an oil pump. The Holley oil system allows direct access to the spring through the access port on the bottom front of the pan.

Holley's high-pressure spring for Ford 7.3L Godzilla engines with their oil pump and pan can be purchased and installed to increase oil pressure by approximately 10 psi at higher rpms. To change the spring, remove the port plug, spring, and plunger. In some cases, the plunger may stay in the port. Make sure when reassembling the plunger is on top of the spring and oriented correctly.