Hole In Block Help!!

[msimsi10]

So I got my engine back from the machine shop and I and missing this plug and cant find what it is called anywhere the machinist cant find it and told me "it probably just fell out"?!?!?!! here are some pics I never noticed it until I saw the end of my oil pump looking at me
Any help would be great!
Ill post some different pics when i get home of my block I dont have any on this computer

 

[Sik89supra]

[strike]Im pretty sure nothing goes there its just a hole, probably for assy from the factory. no need to worry about it nothing will leak or anything because the oil pan goes around it.[/strike]

 

[Poodles]

No, that's going to be open directly to the pan.

Need to see from the bottom of the block, I can't remember exactly what it goes to but IIRC it's the end bushing for the oil pump.

 

[kotu100]

did you get the block hot tanked?
poodles had it, thats the end bushing for oil pump.

 

[gaboonviper85]

Machine shop should have left that in...it's replaceable but generally doesn't need replacing.

 

[suprahero]

poodles had it.

I hate it when he's right.........:evil2:

 

[msimsi10]

Thanks for the pics Kotu100! I didn't have any of them around i went to the $tealership today and me and the parts guy looked for about a half hour and couldn't figure out what is was. It was hot tanked but it was still in there after it was tanked it went missing at the machine shop when they were decking the block along with the pins in the top of the block that we talked about him taking out and saving. I think the machine shop should pay for the plug and pins if they can't find them. What do yall think?
Here are some more pics

 

[kotu100]

if you can get them to replace it i say go for it.
however i've read a couple things about hot-tanking being corrosive to softer metals such as brass. perhaps the vibration from the decking process was enough to rattle it loose.
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291410/catalog.aspx?F=1105&P=2
perhaps part# 11437?




ps: Nice clean engine! :bigthumb:

 

[gofastgeorge]

And this one is in ass backwards.......
The little jet hole needs to point at the drive gear for lube.
That bushing is supplied by the hole up through the pump shaft, and is supposed to spray oil down on the pump drive gears.
The way it is shown in the picture, it is just pissing on the inside of the block.

 

[Poodles]

I agree, shouldn't have been removed...

 

[kotu100]

hmm i didnt know that george, thanks. i knew this motor had been messed with before. unless it was like that from toyota.

 

[msimsi10]

Does this need to be installed from inside of the block? It looks like it does...

 

[msimsi10]

did you get the block hot tanked?
poodles had it, thats the end bushing for oil pump.

This it actually put in the right way there is a smaller pin hole that is opposite of the indentation that you can see in this picture