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Oil Pressure Gauge
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alphadeltaromeo
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Put the "pressure" on and Kenny's pulls through...
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m35 oil pressure
One of my deuces oil pressure jumps to 60 psi when I start it & it stays there. The one I just bought jumps to 45-50 when I start it & maxes out at 40 after it warms up . It also fluctuates up & down as I add mere pedal or back off. Is there a potential problem with either truck?
Thanks Beetle
One of my deuces oil pressure jumps to 60 psi when I start it & it stays there. The one I just bought jumps to 45-50 when I start it & maxes out at 40 after it warms up . It also fluctuates up & down as I add mere pedal or back off. Is there a potential problem with either truck?
Thanks Beetle
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RE: m35 oil pressure
Look at the PS magazine articles link down on the lower left of the page. There is a cartoon about which gauge and sender and the readings. The -20 manual also covers how to check the gauge and sender with a volt meter.
It reads like you have a mismatched set or one part is about to give up on you. Bad ground sounds real good to your situation as well.
Look at the PS magazine articles link down on the lower left of the page. There is a cartoon about which gauge and sender and the readings. The -20 manual also covers how to check the gauge and sender with a volt meter.
It reads like you have a mismatched set or one part is about to give up on you. Bad ground sounds real good to your situation as well.