No, it does not.RS12Turbo wrote:it says on page LC-4 the pressure should be MORE than 51-60 psi @ 3000 rpms. S
I'll have to go back and re-check the fsm copy I've got....because I don't even remember it mentioning what the oil pressure should be at idle on page LC-4, and I'm almost positive it said "MORE THAN" 51-60 psi @ 3k rpm........but it was late, and I was tired.My sender is only about 2 yrs old, so it should be good.....but yeah, I have never really trusted the stock gauge.......Maybe it's reading so high because of the cold weather, and the fact that i'm using conventional 10-30, instead of synthetic, which is all I ran with the ca-et.I guess, I'll find out if it lowers some once I swap to full syn.missionsix43 wrote:
No, it does not.
It says
Idle Speed more than 11psi3000 51-60psi
and there is NO way it is actually pumping 45 psi at idle when the oil is all warmed up unless you have a severe clog or something of that nature.
to be honest, i would not trust a 20 year old stock gauge and sender set up.
Why would I lie? I looked in the FSM, on page LC4.RS12Turbo wrote:I'll have to go back and re-check the fsm copy I've got....because I don't even remember it mentioning what the oil pressure should be at idle on page LC-4, and I'm almost positive it said "MORE THAN" 51-60 psi @ 3k rpm........
That doesnt sound too good. I hope nothing goes wrong with my rebuild! Your lifters are still ticking? Wow... What about the check valve at the pump? Can that affect this low pressure reading?float_6969 wrote:Great, that doesn't make me feel good. It's a new oil pump. Maybe something is wrong.
This might explain my problems with not being able to keep my lifters pumped up. I got brand new ones and they still tick.
It's done this since the rebuild IIRC. It never had lifter problems when I first installed the motor.
Maybe I should pull the oil pan when I pull the head to replace the HG....