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Oil pressure
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Dave Wilkinson
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I'd agree with that. If the oil gets REALLY hot I've seen mine dip even below 1 occasionally on idle but as long as it's up to the 4-5 mark over 2500 revs or so I'm happy. Other comments I've seen over the years would imply slightly higher (particularly at idle) would be better but I wonder if there is some margin of error in the pressure sender anyway. I've made a mental note to get JZM to check it when it's in for it's next service.
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Dave
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In her Fiat coup the oil pressure stays high even on idle. has a 3 number mark. Stays at 3 full pressure during driving, dip clutch and it will drop to 2.25/2.5.
I'm going into the local guy to have a chat on Monday
bones
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ray stobbs
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Another newbie question I'm afraid...
In my 964 sometimes the oil pressure is really high ~5+, but sometimes it seems to be 4. I just don't understand why its different - even on the same day! On both journies engine would be at normal operating temperature
As part of an oil thermostat repair I've changed the viscosity of the oil and this problem seems to have gone away. Previously a very thick 10W-60 Castrol Edge was used and now I've changed to 5W-40, Fuchs Supersyn. Its either thick oil 'upsetting' the pressure valve or the effect of clean oil (although the previous oil wasn't very old, < 2k miles).
Cheers, Lee
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