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Old 08-26-2001, 12:38 PM   #1
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oil pressure in my celica


Also, to correct this I pulled out some oil from the engine; I left the oil level right between 'F' and 'L'.

I don't want to do this for too long, before I ruin the engine !
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Old 09-11-2001, 01:36 AM   #2
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Cool

You wont ruin the engine if its bettween F and L only if you let it get below L will it be a problem:smoka:
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