Ok, tell me this... What engine? 4 or 6? Also, how many miles. Mine does the same thing. I put 20-50 oil in it and it does ALOT better. stays at "the middle" while rpms are above 1500, and dips to 0 and then rises to 1/4 at idle.armybuck041 said:
Ok, tell me this... What engine? 4 or 6? Also, how many miles. Mine does the same thing. I put 20-50 oil in it and it does ALOT better. stays at "the middle" while rpms are above 1500, and dips to 0 and then rises to 1/4 at idle.armybuck041 said:Thanks for the great advice...
i'm gonna give the mech gauge test a whirl. All signs point to the pumpThats the price of having fun I guess.
BrandonK, would you part with that stocker you have?? Whats it out of etc.
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If the engine components are worn, the oil will slip through the cracks much easier. Least, thats what I was told.mellocj said:I'm just a newbie :flipoff2: but I don't see how running thicker oil will really help your engine besides just making the gauge go up a little. From physics we learn that pressure is a force applied over an area. It takes more force to move the same amount of thicker oil than thinner oil. But that doesn't change the fact that your engine is fawked! or your oil pump is just worn.