Reply to "Oil Pressure"

panterapattMember

From the Facebook Clevelands Forever group site: "With the engine warmed up and cruising at a steady speed, take your foot off of the gas for a couple of seconds, then back on it a few times. Watch you oil pressure gauge when you do that, and if you are getting a fluctuation in pressure each time you do it, the bearings are probably worn. If it doesn't fluctuate, I'd suspect the oil pump."

Also, the weight of the oil will make it vary as well. I run Valvoline 20W50 VR1. Pressures are like what Steve reported above. 70 all day running regardless of motor temp. Idle at least 35+.

You can join the group and search away as they are a very knowledgable group.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/263768747684

9/13/249:40 AM

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