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Oil Pressure Is This Normal?

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coving21

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Nov 19, 2005
Poplar Grove, Illinois
Okay here it goes, I have been told by some dsmer friends that my situation is okay but I thought I would make sure. My cars oil pressure at idle drops but then when I am under boost it rises pretty high, even with no boost at high mph like 80 90 or 100 or more, the pressure rises with mph. Let's say I'm going 90 and set the cruise control the pressure remains pretty high. This is my first turbo car so I have nothing to compare to all my N/A cars the oil pressure pretty much never moved. I am sorry if this question has been answered a million times before but I searched and couldn't find anything. Thanks in advance sorry to piss off any busy moderators or anyone else for that matter.
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