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whats the normal oil pressure guage readout for 3.6ll?

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using maple syrup from trader joes per the other threads recommendation

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok I admit it... I don't know what this should read and couldn't find an answer here via search.. I noticed mine is at 5 (all the way up) when the car is cold what should it be when engine is cold? warm? at high rpm? low rpm? etc. thanks

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That all depends on RPMs. 5 cold idle and WOT is good.

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Should be at least 3 at 5,000 rpms. There is a control on back pressure which is good to assure oil penetrating bearing and distributing in the passages when the engine is cold. After a complete warm up mine goes down to 1 something at idle. It's 4 bar or more at 5k. Could be 5 bar but I watch the road most of the time while working the road.

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When oil level is full, mine has always been 5 cold and over 4 when hot.

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using maple syrup from trader joes per the other threads recommendation

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