oil temp & PSI drastic changes, give me some opinions |
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oil temp & PSI drastic changes, give me some opinions |
malcolm2 |
Apr 11 2019, 05:04 PM
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OK here are the particulars
*1911 L-jet *changed the oil 1000 miles ago. Have only used Brad Penn 20W50 since break-in, 41,000 miles in 5.5 years. I saw no puddle, but have yet to check the oil. *Air temp today is 84*F *Oil Temp was 230 *F interstate driving *Oil Temp jumped to 260*F as I hit a few stop lights on the way home *Oil Pressure was running over 30 on the interstate but dropped to just over 20 at 3000 rpm city driving. I never remember OP being that low. Temp has only ever been that hot if the air temp was 95-ish and city driving. (with no other changes I know of) THINGS I KNOW. I recently adjusted the clutch cable. My free play is there, but probably too tight. The friction point is at about 1/2 pedal. I can truly hear what I assume is the throw out bearing when I am idling in neutral Also a sign of tightness, correct? I thought maybe the OP sender was getting a bad reading, but with the increase in temps, I guess not. I am going to loosen the clutch at least one full turn on the nut on the cable and test drive. And check the oil. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/confused24.gif) Could the throw out bearing cause that much heat? What else should I check? As Always, thanks for your input. Clark |
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