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Posted by allan b. on August 03, 2003 at 21:04:37 from (63.160.17.54):
In Reply to: Low Oil Pressure posted by Jim McKinney on August 03, 2003 at 11:37:59:
i also have a question, other than normal, what should the normal pressure be in the numerical sence. i run 40 at cool and when running on a 95 degree day it idles at 20-25 and tops at 30. this is on my 9n ford. it runs and starts fantasticly. also i bought a fram filter which had a rubber nipple on bottom of filter, there was non on old filter , so i took it off new filter. i found out that it was impossible to get the new filter on with the nipple on because of height problems. is this cool. everthing is working fine.
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