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We are still asking:
What did you
get done on
your Bolt today
????
The question, initially posted May 23, 2005, was:
"Whatcha do on your Bolt
this weekend?"
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What did you get done on your Bolt today????
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 25 lbs oil pressure in 1956 235?
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Just a quick question. I have a chance to replace my original 216/3speed/etc. with a 56 Hydraulic lifter 235/ t5 and open drive. My issue is with the 235, it runs good but the oil pressure at 1800rpms/60 mph is 25lbs. specs say 35 at speed. what to worry about?
Last edited by ia49; Wed Nov 10 2010 10:45 PM.
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Re: 25 lbs in 1956 235
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I have a 56' 235 in my 49' 3600 and it runs at 25lbs also.
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Re: 25 lbs in 1956 235
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The Idle oil pressure tells more about bearing clearances.
If you get about 15 PSI at idle you are good.
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Re: 25 lbs in 1956 235
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THX for the replies. She runs at about 15 lbs at idle when warm and 25 lbs at 2000 rpms. It's a little hard to tell as the guage messures 0 to 100Lbs. THX again.
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