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Re: Continental F226 oil pressure
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Posted by Jim Down South on June 18, 2007 at 20:38:30 from (74.244.22.203):
In Reply to: Continental F226 oil pressure posted by Jim Down South on October 13, 2005 at 22:54:46:
I've been restoring the interior, so I finally got around to adding a mechanical oil pressure gage and I am currently showing 32-35 psi at start up (running straight 30 w and Lucas oil stabilizer) and settling down to a 28-30 psi after warming up. the needle stays rock steady, no fluttering. I've let this car run for thirty minutes sitting, and it stays at 28+ psi. Revving up to an estimated 2500 rpm shows 40+. I guess I'm okay for awhile. Thanks!
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