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Old 06-01-2005, 10:34 AM
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Dash indicators on a 91

I have the semi-circle type indicators on my dash. The oil pressure rides in the normal range at idle but stays buried at the max under acceleration and while cruising. Is this a problem or is it normal?
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Re: Dash indicators on a 91

This might be a problem if the pressure is too little or too excessive for the given engine speed. After idle, you should have a little under 10 psi for every thousand RPM (So I've heard). Checking your filters and pump might be a good place to start.
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Re: Dash indicators on a 91

If the needle buries at higher speeds it usually indicates a bad sending unit.
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