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the right hand gauge on a 996

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

this is a very silly question, but the oil gauge at the right of the pod cluster, what does it show? is it oil pressure? what should be the normal level? Migration info. Legacy thread was 52848

POST 2Original post

RTOM :wink: Migration info. Legacy thread was 52851

POST 3Original post

As far as I am aware it the oil pressure gauge. When the car is warm and idling it should be in the middle and when you put your foot down it should go towards to the top. At least that's what mine does. Whether it's right or not I've no idea!!!! Migration info. Legacy thread was 52857

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

rodders - what did u say? matt - yeh, this is what mine doess too, lets both hope they're supposed to be doing that Migration info. Legacy thread was 53357

POST 5Original post

Sounds like what mine does too. Migration info. Legacy thread was 53361

POST 6Original post

Matt is spot on with what should happen Migration info. Legacy thread was 53372

POST 8Original post

Men don't read manuals it's a proven fact! :wink: Migration info. Legacy thread was 53425

POST 9Original post

Is it also right that when the engine is cold the oil pressure gauge should be be at the top??? Cos again that's what mine does!!! Migration info. Legacy thread was 53519

POST 10Original post

cold engines/oil at idle have a fairly high pressure thats another reason why its best not to give it high revs(say over 3k)from cold as not only are some parts not getting a good covering of oil there's a very real chance of blowing a seal Migration info. Legacy thread was 53551

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

rodders - i would read the manual if it was in english. Its in japanese!!! :wink: Migration info. Legacy thread was 54463

POST 12Original post

Don't you mean RTFM ? What can't read Japanese, there are only about 3000 characters to choose from :wink: Migration info. Legacy thread was 54488

POST 14Original post

Oops -better edit it out before I get in trouble Migration info. Legacy thread was 54505

POST 15Original post

Rodders I read my manual today you will be pleased to know! :wink: Will start a new thread with my findings!! Migration info. Legacy thread was 54520

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