t's OK and gages show that you have
low oil pressure, you're looking at a rebuilt engine, at the very
least a rebuilt bottom end (hopefully the cams aren't wiped out).
Adding stuff to your oil ain't gonna fix a busted motor, I'm afraid.
tom cora
Steven Arguello wrote:
What can be done about an oil pressure light that comes on 10 min
into normal street driving and oil temp (around 200 F) between 2100
and 2900 rpm and eventually will be on all the time under 3000 rpm
at 215 F.
It doesn't seem to burn any oil and runs fine.
I was thinkin
Jul 2001 15:07:41 -0400
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Step 1 would be to drop the pan and check for the infamous clogged pickup
screen.
Darron Schneider
89 Jetta GLI 16V 193k mi
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Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2001 15:07:41 -0400
From: "Steven Arguello"
Subject: Low oil pressure
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What can be done about an oil pressure light that comes on 10 min into
normal street driving and oil temp (around 200 F) between 2100 and 2900 rpm
and eventually will be on all the time under 3000 rpm at 215 F.
It doesn't seem to burn any oil and runs fine.
I was thinking of those miracle-run-the-e
