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11-05-02, 04:27 PM
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Oil pres..
Ok well my car is almost running right i think, and i could really use some help again. At idle the oil presure is at 120, but it was at 60 when it was driving the car befre this month. What could be causeing the oil presure to be so high. I dont get it? Its full of oil and it dose have some strip bolts on the oil pan that i tighten to hard, that i am about to fix, cause it is leaking oil. But i still have the 120 oil presure, got any idea beside the OPR. Cause i am faily sure if it was a new one when i put my motor back togeather. Thanks Marc
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11-05-02, 09:07 PM
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It round. About 2 inches in diameter. It has a rubber grip. It screws onto the block, near the coolant temp sensor. Sorta below the oil fiter, above and to the right of the spark plugs.
11-06-02, 11:35 AM
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Originally posted by Ralgh
My oil pressure went from almost not registering to 120 cold and a little above 60 warm when I switched from 10W30 to 20W50.
My oil pressure went from almost not registering to 120 cold and a little above 60 warm when I switched from 10W30 to 20W50.
11-07-02, 12:12 AM
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ya, i didnt think of this marc - brain fried
usually the connetion is just dirty so try that out first...thats what was wrong with mine when i first got the car.
-Nic
usually the connetion is just dirty so try that out first...thats what was wrong with mine when i first got the car.
-Nic
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