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997 Oil pressure question
w00zie replied to w00zie's topic in 997-1 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S)
That's correct. Doing 60MPH/100KM in 3rd it sits at about 4/4.5, the minute i hit the gas to accelerate you can see the needle going down to 3.5/4. I let off the gas, and the needle goes back up again -
I've always had 993's and just graduated model wise and bought a used 2006 C4S (still have my beloved 993) I'm not sure if this is a stupid question but my only reference until now have been my 993's In my 06 C4S, when I start the car everything seems normal, oil pressure sits at 5, and as the car warm up, the highest hits about 4, 4.5. The strange thing is when revs are increased (during acceleration or downshifting) the pressure goes does. For example if my pressure is at 4.5, when i gear down and /or accelerate, it will go to 3.5, 4. Is this normal? The dealer told me it was ok. I'm just used to my 993, where more gas = more pressure Car just had an oil change, and i'm only putting 94 octane in it Only mod to the car is a tubi exhaust Thanks in advance for any help