PI0969
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File in Section: Bulletin No.: Service Bulletin Date: PI0969 May, 2013 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION Subject: High Oil Pressure on Startup After Engine Replacement Models: 1996-2002 Chevrolet Pickups and Vans 1996-2002 GMC Pickups and Vans 5.7L Engine (RPO L31) 5.7L Engine (RPO ZZ4 – GM Performance Parts Engine Only) with Package Date Between 13058 and 13066 Condition/Concern Some customers and/or technicians may comment on high oil pressure on initial startup. Oil pressure may exceed 100 psi. This high oil pressure can swell the oil filter can. The oil pump to pickup tube attachment may have been made with the wrong locking material. The material can get into the oil pressure relief valve and cause it to stick shut, driving the oil pressure high. Recommendation/Instructions 3417939 Example of Package date: (1) Year – 13 (2) Day – 087 Technicians should replace the oil pump when servicing these engines either installed in vehicles or prior to engine installation. Replace the oil pump on the following engines: Engine Part Number Description 24502609 L31 Engine 12530282 L31 Engine 12530283 ZZ4 Engine Parts Information Part Number Description 93442037 PUMP, OIL 12550042 SCREEN, ASO/PMP 10046007 BOLT, PUMP & SC Warranty Information For vehicles repaired under warranty, use: Labor Operation Description Labor Time 4066078 Oil Pump Replacement (Engine Not Installed in Vehicle) 1.5 hrs 4066070 Oil Pump Replacement (Engine Installed in Vehicle) Use Published Labor Operation Time