Melling Stock Replacement Oil Pump for 1999-2015 GM LS Gen III/IV 4.8/5.3/5.7/6.0/6.2L, High Volume, Standard Pressure
689-M295HV
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The Melling M295HV pump is a high-pressure, standard-volume pump that offers improved resistance against cavitation at higher RPMs. The cast aluminum housing is CNC-machined and hard coat anodized. The cast iron cover is CNC-machined and phosphate coated. The relief valve features a screw-in valve plug. The factory LS oil pump suffers from cavitation above 6,200 RPM, which results in a drop in oil flow of nearly 1 GPM by 7,000 RPM. This cavitation can also aerate the oil, which causes drops in oil pressure and can result in oil starvation. This is why we do not recommend shifting any higher than 6,200 RPM with a stock engine. Engines that run at RPMs above 6,200 should use an upgraded Melling pump to prevent these issues.
Features:
- 43 PSI Pressure Relief Valve Spring
- 1.14 Displ (cuin/rev)
- The cast aluminum housing is CNC machined and hard-coat anodized
- The cast iron cover is CNC machined and phosphate coated. The cover also features countersunk screws for more timing cover clearance.
- The relief valve features a screw-in valve plug
- Compatible with factory GM oil pickup tube
Fits GM GEN III & IV LS and Vortec Engines Without AFM/DOD Applications:
- Gen III LS blocks LS1, LS6
- Gen IV LS blocks LS2, LS3
- Gen III Vortec 4800 LR4, LM7
- Gen III Vortec 5300 LM7, L59, LM4, L33
- Gen III Vortec 6000 LQ4, LQ9
- Gen IV Vortec 4800 LY2, L20
- Gen IV Vortec 5300 LH8, LH9
- Gen IV Vortec 6000 L98, L96, LY6, L9H
- Gen IV Vortec 6200 L92, L9H
Specifications:
I'm upgrading to this pump in a 00 suburban ls 5.3l lm7. Which oil filter should I use with this pump? I have also installed the sac city corvette oil system upgrade. Will the stock filter be ok with more volume into the filter?
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