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Posted by Randy in Pa on January 04, 2005 at 12:24:29 from (67.140.4.82):
Hello guys, I posted a question on my 230 oil pressure being low and got some good advice and appriciate it. Now it seems as though my engine was just kinda hot and the oil was thin when when the pressure was low. When I just start it up cold my oil pressure is fine. Meaning the needle is in the middle of the guage. Now when the oil is hot the needle is on the second notch. There are 6 notches with 1 being zero and 6 being 75lbs That means there is around 30-35 lbs pressure when cold, but about 15 lbs pressure when hot. Is this something I have to worry about? Thanks for the help. Randy
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