oil pressure
April 9th, 2012, 8:15 PM
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Hi guys just purchased 2008 suburban LT with 140000 k or 90000 miles it was traded in when the previous owner had a problem with the engine
according to the warranty history they put a new camshaft in it and then Gm sent them a new crate motor for it (5.3) so I bought it with only 3000k on the new motor now there is 10000k on the motor but my oil pressure at idle drops to 1/4 on the guage then runs at just below 3/4 while driving
The truck I just had with the 5.3 with 255000k never went below 1/2
should I be concerned warranty runs out at 160000
according to the warranty history they put a new camshaft in it and then Gm sent them a new crate motor for it (5.3) so I bought it with only 3000k on the new motor now there is 10000k on the motor but my oil pressure at idle drops to 1/4 on the guage then runs at just below 3/4 while driving
The truck I just had with the 5.3 with 255000k never went below 1/2
should I be concerned warranty runs out at 160000
April 10th, 2012, 9:23 PM
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stor: Welcome to the forum.
When I told the dealer that my '68 GTO (new) was running 80psi at 70 mph when the service manual said 60psi was max, he told me that it was a oil pressure sensor, not a gauge.
My 2007 ran about 30 at idle and 40 the rest of the time. My 2010 runs about 20 at idle and 35-40 the rest of the time. Service mgr says no problem.
When I told the dealer that my '68 GTO (new) was running 80psi at 70 mph when the service manual said 60psi was max, he told me that it was a oil pressure sensor, not a gauge.
My 2007 ran about 30 at idle and 40 the rest of the time. My 2010 runs about 20 at idle and 35-40 the rest of the time. Service mgr says no problem.
April 10th, 2012, 9:24 PM
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stor: Welcome to the forum.
When I told the dealer that my '68 GTO (new) was running 80psi at 70 mph when the service manual said 60psi was max, he told me that it was a oil pressure sensor, not a gauge.
My 2007 ran about 30 at idle and 40 the rest of the time. My 2010 runs about 20 at idle and 35-40 the rest of the time. Service mgr says no problem.
When I told the dealer that my '68 GTO (new) was running 80psi at 70 mph when the service manual said 60psi was max, he told me that it was a oil pressure sensor, not a gauge.
My 2007 ran about 30 at idle and 40 the rest of the time. My 2010 runs about 20 at idle and 35-40 the rest of the time. Service mgr says no problem.
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