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996 Oil Pressure

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Pressure drops quite a lot when the engines really hot. Move it and check it better safe than sorry.

POST 2Original post

I have the same model Never really take any notice to be honest Always pay more attention to the temp gauge Oh and fuel gauge , never looks good when you run out of juice !!

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Fit a low temp stat in your car if your worried about high temps

POST 4Original post

Not worried at all just not used to having an oil pressure gauge tbh

POST 5Original post

evening hope someone can help with a quick reply just driven 400 miles today from Bruges to Stuttgart in my 2002 996 targa once I was at tickover the oil pressure is only just over 1. Does this seem too low? car is currently on a slope outside of the hotel so haven't checked the level yet & very hot of course

POST 6Original post

Just been out pressure back to normal thanks for the comments factory tour tomorrow so perhaps they'll just swap it for a new one!

POST 8Original post

Strangely they didn't offer! still on a positive note, car still drives like a dream & following a great day at the factory / museum (which was free with our pcgb membership cards) it's now safely got us down to Switzerland

POST 9Original post

Mine is around 2 when hot (but water temp stable at 80). When stuck in traffic and water getting up towards or over 100, it does drop to around 1.5 ish

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