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Thanks, appreciate the help from both of you.

Thanks for the tips. My plan is to buy two sets of bearings as they are cheap. Fit one set and carefully check for signs of oil leaks. If there is a leak I'll get an engineer to fit a new pump, adjusting the pressure. Then if necessary I'll change the bearings again.

Thanks for the reply. I was hoping to do this as cheaply as possible. If the pump needs changing I will need to get it set up by a professional with the pressure calibration kit. Thanks again.

Hi. My Worcester Greenstar Camray Utility System 18/25 oil boiler is intermittently whining loudly. It sounds like the motor bearings but could be the oil pump I suppose. It is not the water pump. The burner is a Riello RDB2.2 Greenstar camray 18/25, I think. Can the bearings be changed? Which...

I had a similar problem and eventually gave up, something I rarely do. The rubbish aluminium conrod broke just above the bigend. As there was no obvious other damage, the piston moved smoothly and the compression was good, I decided to buy a new piston/conrod for £15. Luckily before I did I...