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NO OIL PRESSURE, ADVICE? 1800 1973

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posted by  matt b on  Wed Mar 23 13:06 CST 2005
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Pi (3.1415926535...)... you're selling yourself short.

I'd wager to guess its your gauge or sending unit, or the wires connecting the two... If you drove for a couple miles with zero oil pressure though, you did some damage. You'd have to rebuild your engine's bottom end at least I expect. Stick a mechanical gauge in there first and see what it says.

Does the oil sparkle like it should having been run with no pressure? If not, I bet you're OK, and the sounds you hear are because your ears are more sensative because you are listening for the sound of death...


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-Matt '70 145s, '65 1800s, '66 122s wagon, others inc. '53 XK120 FHC






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