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How do I read my oil pressure?? 700 1991

posted by  darius on  Wed Aug 4 14:44 CST 2004
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I want to read the oil pressure on my 1991 745 turbo, and I have read the FAQ's under "lubrication" where there is a picture of where to place the gauge.

However, where do I purchase an oil pressure gauge that I can temporarily attach to that oil gallery hole? What do I ask for, and where do I go to find it? And what specifications do I need to look for (I read the FAQ about the thread size, etc., but it doesn't make sense to me). I just need some help figuring out where to find this tool and how to use it.

Also, what does "3 bar, 4 bar," etc. mean - does it correspond to psi?

I have constructed the engine jig in preparation for replacing my oil pump and oil delivery tube o-rings, but I want to check my hot oil pressure (when the oil light is fully on at idle) before I waste my time on a fairly extensive repair.

Thanks.
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Darius in Albany NY '86 744 GLE (175K, given to my mother-in-law); '91 745 Turbo (173K-my 'Little Red Wagon')






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