YOUR RESEARCHOil pressure doesn't go up to 5 when warmed up.
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Hi All, Took my 2001 C4 out for a quick pootle earlier today and noticed that oil pressure was at 5 to start with, as I'd expect, but after 15mins (usual time I wait before going over 3k revs) it never went above 4, even when driving at high revs, and when idling it was just over 1. Still drove perfectly but is this something that I should be worried about?
Mine does the same, seems ok after 10 years and at 126k miles... The oil pressure reader is a cheap and simple fix - I changed mine when it was over reading.
@StillWorking - thanks for the peace of mind.
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