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Posted by Aces on November 06, 2003 at 20:20:10 from (67.0.4.243):
In Reply to: Another oil pressure question posted by Kit Gage on November 06, 2003 at 16:18:52:
Kit, 2 or 3 things can cause low oil pressure, but the only thing for up and down hill would be the float on the pump. Which would meen pull the pan so then you just as well pull the pump and check it out. The drive shaft just above the gear gets bad then there is the relief valve in side the pump some times the end plate on the bottom of the pump. If pump is good you should not be able to hold the pressure at top of pump turning it one had and holding opening shut with other in solvent.
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