Oil Pressure issues
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Never ever run Mobil 1 of any grade on a turbo car you may aswell put semi synth 10w40 in it. Mobil1 is complete cr4p. -
Yes holsets flow lots of oil. How small is the restriction. I would change the sensor too. What oil cooler are you using. Did you measure bearing clearence at the crank.Leave a comment:
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The head is used item but with 3 angle job ect.
The holset turbo has a small reducer in it as well. On cold engine i see 3-4 bars at idle (these days it is very hot so the water temp ect i.e. today and the engine bay was 55 degrees).Leave a comment:
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aaaaha
good point!
what is the size that the holset oil inlet has? I remember my mechanic mentioning that he had the inlet slightly reduced in size to overcome that problem with oil being low on pressure because of the turbo having large diameter tubes!Leave a comment:
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is the cyl head newbuilt as well? reconditioned or anything like that?
a new engine with new oil pump shouldnt need 10W60Leave a comment:
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What pressure do you see on a cold start? Giving your problem and the old sensor i would replace it or connect an external pressure sensor to the block and see what reading you get. A second hand unit will do just to confirm if your problem is real or not.
I recently changed a sensor in my 7A that went faulty and the replacement reads 1bar higher when warm so i wouldnt trust them personally, not the most accurate gauge in the world.Leave a comment:
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Buy a good 10-60 or 20-60,I have been running valvoline 10-60 never see less than 2bar that with 35c out doors, Repo recomends the motul 20-60c which I will give a go on my next change
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Oil Pressure issues
Common subject but I need advice:
New built engine (stoker) and with low quality 10-40 oil an now with mobil 1 5w-50 still I get 0.8 bar at idle with warm engine. At 1500 rpm I have 1.8 bar and so on.
Is it common on new engines?
What should I check?
Can it be that further use the pressure will rise or is it something else?
Can it be that the sender is faulty?
Should I go to thicker oil like 10w-60?
Regards
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