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jon
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3/31/2006
11:45:29

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ok so i was driving down the road and my oil pressure gauge drop to 0 but when i let off the gas it went right back up to 40 and has been doing that for a few days now but my engine is still running fine and the temp is the same. waht do yall think is the problem? is it just the gauge or could it be my oil pump? or what?



Forseti
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3/31/2006
16:21:28

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you need to take it to a shop and have them test is with an analog gauge. If you have hit 0 PSI for any ammout of time you are doing MAJOR damage to your bearings



jon
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4/01/2006
15:45:42

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i got it tested and its an oil sensor is that a bad problem?



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4/01/2006
16:33:07

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i know this sounds dumb but what bearings?




Shatto
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4/01/2006
17:05:44

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Bearings=$$$$.00



jon
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4/01/2006
18:59:37

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but which bearings




mikeshatto
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4/01/2006
20:41:19

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Any of em.
Crankshaft, connecting rods& wristpins, camshaft.
If you get a knocking sound, like you might occasionally get starting after it sat for a four day weekend, that lasts more than a few seconds, shut it off. Period! Do not run it until the problem is corrected.



Shatto
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4/02/2006
18:40:16

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Check the conversation at V6 Dakotas, Amsoil at 10 pounds.



jon
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4/04/2006
13:25:15

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well for the last few days i have had no gauge problem and my check engine light has not came on. so if i have anymore problems ill ask but ill still get it checked



Forseti
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4/04/2006
17:02:25

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Shatto .... I dont know if its just me .. but im about sick of your amsoil comments at every turn ... is that all you can talk about ? Is that all you can say ?



Shatto
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4/04/2006
17:15:33

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Forseti,
Like you I'm helping Ol Jon come up with a solution to his problem.
I suggested he go to 10 pounds because I was thinking it related to this line of conversation.
As to the products; how about because I am passing on my story in hope it'll help someone else save a buck and get better performance like I did. I happened to do it with the 'A' product but, hey, I'll credit Dodge too!



jon
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4/05/2006
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shatto,
will a shop test the pressure for me? is it supposed to be 20ibs at idle? mine now reads like 45ibs when i start it then goes down to 20ibs after it warms up. does that sound about right?



Forseti
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4/05/2006
17:25:47

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Jon..... you need a min of 6PSI at curb idle... and 30PSI min to 80PSI at 3000 RPM with the correct oil weight in it... 10-W30



jon
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4/06/2006
11:45:15

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sh*t mine at idle when its just started is at 40 then goes down, how do i fix that problem?



daddio
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4/06/2006
11:52:46

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jon, i don't think you have a problem.



jon
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4/06/2006
11:56:09

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thanks dude!



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