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2G Oil pressure level

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emcee

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May 31, 2006
Raleigh, North Carolina
I'm wondering about my oil pressure. At idle its very low, at normal speed its on the low end. See pics.
Is this normal?
Thanks, Mc

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Looks pretty normal, however the stock gauge is all over the board, don't rely on it. Get yourself a real oil pressure gauge for peace of mind.
 
Rather than start a new thread...99 Eclipse GS Spyder(2.4L) completely stock with 85k. My oil light will occasionally flicker and I will check the dipstick level and am satisfied when I see the oil level at the upper mark. No drips, smoke, or leaks anywhere, but yet still have to add oil regularly. Replace OP switch? Switch to heavier-weight oil? Thanks
 
Rather than start a new thread...99 Eclipse GS Spyder(2.4L) completely stock with 85k. My oil light will occasionally flicker and I will check the dipstick level and am satisfied when I see the oil level at the upper mark. No drips, smoke, or leaks anywhere, but yet still have to add oil regularly. Replace OP switch? Switch to heavier-weight oil? Thanks
How much oil is in the pan is almost irrelevant to oil pressure other than when that level is zero. Get a real gauge as I said previously, it'll be way cheaper than guessing and replacing a motor.
 
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