high oil pressure?
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high oil pressure?
my gauge is reading high oil pressure i get regular oil change i'm semi new to fd's could it be a broken gauge or some thing major??
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i'm using 20/50 castrol gtx since its a jdm car the oil pressure is measured in kg/cm squared. Right now usually it idols around 4 kg/cm and when the RPMS go up it stays between 6 and 8. Boost doesn't really effect my oil pressure at all. It just stays between 6 and 8 whenever the rpms are above like 2 or 3 no matter what the boost.
um temp is normai when cold oil pressure is between 6 and 8. When warm it drops down to 4 at idle but goes to between 6 and 8 above 2 and 3 rpms
When i first got the car, it would stay below 4 and boost up to 6. Now boost doesn't seem to effect it at all.
um temp is normai when cold oil pressure is between 6 and 8. When warm it drops down to 4 at idle but goes to between 6 and 8 above 2 and 3 rpms
When i first got the car, it would stay below 4 and boost up to 6. Now boost doesn't seem to effect it at all.
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Yes, high oil pressure isn't a problem which is why the FSM doesn't list a limit. Low oil pressure would be a problem. If you are above 50 PSI at 3000 rpms, then you are fine. If you want lower oil pressure, use a lower weight oil like 10w30 or 5w30. The higher the weight, the harder it is to push around thus the higher pressure (and worse gas mileage as well).
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Yes, high oil pressure isn't a problem which is why the FSM doesn't list a limit. Low oil pressure would be a problem. If you are above 50 PSI at 3000 rpms, then you are fine. If you want lower oil pressure, use a lower weight oil like 10w30 or 5w30. The higher the weight, the harder it is to push around thus the higher pressure (and worse gas mileage as well).
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