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#41468 12/07/2003 6:11 AM
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HI OUT THERE! While putting my 235cid into the garage for the off-saeson, I noticed that the oil gauge showed zero. I took the valve cover down just to see that the oil pump is pumping oil up to the valves. Does this mean that the oilpressure is good and I just have a failure in the pressureline/oilgauge?? Any clues??

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i would check the linkages between the gauge and the oil pressure regulator it may be clogged or try running it for a while and it might kick back on some debris mave have gotten in the way and needs to be pushed out. Jose


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