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| Pat connors
10-05-2012 10:17:05
66.30.33.145
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super m oil pressure starts high, then drops to zero after it warms up why?
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| wisbaker
10-05-2012 11:07:14
207.118.159.88
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Re: super m oil pressure in reply to Pat connors, 10-05-2012 10:17:05
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| What oil are you using? Some of the older stuff likes a thicker oil, especially after it gets some wear on it. I'd use a 30 weight strait oil or thicker in it, make sure it's full and maybe check the spring on the oil pump that bleeds off excess pressure. I had an old Chevy truck with weak main bearings, installed a high volume oil pump and stayed with 20-50 oil, fixed the oil pressure problem. Don't know if you can get a high volume pump for a SM.
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| Andrew Z
10-05-2012 10:58:51
64.148.11.215
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Re: super m oil pressure in reply to Pat connors, 10-05-2012 10:17:05
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| | could be rod or main bearings, cam bushings, or oil pump tired. Andrew
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| David G
10-05-2012 10:19:29
204.29.138.33
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Re: super m oil pressure in reply to Pat connors, 10-05-2012 10:17:05
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| Something is worn, the viscosity of the oil decreases as it warms.
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