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Old 05-28-2004, 02:26 AM
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Question Is this normal?

My oil pressure is preety low at times (20) but when I accelerate it bumps up to 40 is this normal or should I worry? Any quick response would be greatly appreciated
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Re: Is this normal?

Looks like I'm a little late, but as you may have guessed by the lack of response. It is normal to have a fluxauting oil needle. I'd be more concerned if it never moved.
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exactly, my toyota goes right down at idle then when accelaerating or driving it moves back up to about half...normal, i wouldn't worry till it stops moving.
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