Posted by Holt Alcon on February 21, 2008 at 15:03:23 from (71.76.130.228):
I know that the topic of oil presure has been talked about a lot on the discussion board. I have taken the advise of several of you helpful guys and still has some what of a problem. First I started with 50psi cold presure and like most it would drop to 0-5 at idle. So I put in new main bearings and a oil pump that I knew was good and came from a good parts tractor. Then flushed the motor to get out the gum. I have put 30 weight oil in it now and put on a new oil gauge. Now I have 45-50 psi at 1500 Rpm 20-25 at idle cold, 25-30 hot and 5-10 at idle. Is there any thing else that I should do or check? Thanks
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