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> Low Oil Pressure on Hard Deceleration, 2.056L with Dual Carbs
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post Sep 12 2016, 11:01 AM
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I bought this allegedly running-when-it-was-pulled 2L engine last year to upgrade to 2.056L just to find out it already had 96mm P&C.

Internals turns smoothly so I thought I'd do the flame test and clean the engine and put it back together. The engine runs strong and smooth.

As I started driving it harder I noticed on fast deceleration the oil light would come on.

If I let the engine speed come down naturally from about 2k, the oil light doesn't come on.

Last night coming off the highway running about 3.2k, I immediately shifted into neutral to let the engine slow on its own, the oil light came on for a few seconds as the engine was now idling.

I don't have an oil pressure gauge on it to see where the oil pressure is during operation.

Any ideas of what to look at?




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post Sep 12 2016, 12:54 PM
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Chris Foley was selling a pressure booster that replaced the spring and piston in the relief cavity, IIRC.

I'd put a pressure guage on it to see what your pressure actually is. You should be getting about 10 PSI for every 1000 RPM. The stock idiot light goes off between 2 and 6 PSI, so hopefully the sender on your car is on the higher end of that range.

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