YOUR RESEARCHOil pressure range for 996
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Afer discovering that the dealer put too much oil in the car, I am know worried that they actually did some damage. I hope I am wrong. My question regards the oil pressure gage. The manual states that the pressure should be 3.5 bar @ 5000 RPM on a warmed-up engine. My engine after warm displays a range of pressures, with it pegged @ 4.8 for most of the RPM range. Can anyone confirm that this is normal?
I too frequently see top end range above 4. I do not believe I have too much oil in the car - I have checked it often, and it is mid range on the dip stick. However, I have only had my car for about a month. Hope it helps.
I am glad to hear that! Is it also high at idle when it is cold?
My bar reads above 4 for most part when warm. Should be ok. Mike
I wouldnt worry about it. I would be worried if there was no pressure instead. Just check it regularly and you be fine.
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