YOUR RESEARCHOil pressure?
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Hey guys, What oil pressure are you running at, say, 3000 RPM when your engine is fully warmed up? I'm somewhere around 4 bars, and I'm just wondering if that's normal. And yes, I know that there's a million factors that can affect this, and that this may eventually fall apart and become a "whose-oil-is-better" argument. Cheers, -- Mike
Mobil 5W40 Cold @Idle 4.7 bar @ 2,800 rpm cold 4.7 bar At operating temp @ 2,800 rpm 3.8 bar @ idle 1.5 bar
I ran at 3k RPM yesterday for 2 hours coming back from skiing in the White Mtns. and was at 4 bar, Mobil 1 0w-40w, between 87-90 degrees Celsius. Hope that helps.
Thanks guys - that's exactly what I wanted to hear. My readings are close enough to yours to tell me that things are probably fine. Cheers, -- Mike
manual explains as long as it isn't low pressres. upper ranges i'm just happy with it.
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