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drew1987gn 11-29-2011 04:47 PM

low oil pressure on rebuild
 
Hi Jack. I'll try to keep this short. Had my motor rebuilt 7 years ago from a local guy that is highly recommended. Just started it this past weekend. Life's been busy, however, I primed the motor, started right up and ran it for 20 min. for cam break-in. My oil pressure after the motor warmed up was at 20psi at 2,000 rpm. I still need to set my IAC but I'm concerned that the oil pressure is too low. I don't have a high volume oil pump. Does this seem low for oil pressure or is this normal for the buicks? THANKS

Andy C

Night Train 12-07-2011 07:58 PM

From the factory, pressure was 10 psi at idle of about 1000 RPM and should increase by 10 PSI per 1000 RPM.

JCotton1 12-11-2011 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by drew1987gn (Post 8422)
Hi Jack. I'll try to keep this short. Had my motor rebuilt 7 years ago from a local guy that is highly recommended. Just started it this past weekend. Life's been busy, however, I primed the motor, started right up and ran it for 20 min. for cam break-in. My oil pressure after the motor warmed up was at 20psi at 2,000 rpm. I still need to set my IAC but I'm concerned that the oil pressure is too low. I don't have a high volume oil pump. Does this seem low for oil pressure or is this normal for the buicks? THANKS

Andy C

Hmmm, it's on the edge, like Bob said those are the factory specs. The key is how does it respond to rpm's and does it rise up the ladder like Bob pointed out


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