Hey Rino==It shold be about 6#-15# at idle and 25#-45# at 55 mph. This is approxamate as the gauges on cars are not REAL accurate. If the factory put in gauges that were very precise, the price would have to go up another $500. If your oil preasure is much different than I have specified, have a manual gauge installed at least temporarily to see how accurate your gauges are. GoodluckJoe
180-205.
210 to 220f
My 1992 PA with a 3.8 engine has a a 195 degree thermostat. This causes the normal engine temperature to be about 205 degrees. The pressure cap will keep the fluid from boiling up to about 240 degrees.
Engine not reaching operating temperature.
Oil Pressure SenderRear Of Engine
40-47psi
There is no ideal pressure. Of course the oil pressure will be higher when the engine is cold. After it is running and at full operating temp, the pressure should read at least 10 lbs while idling. The pressure will be directly related to how many miles are on the engine and the amount of wear. A new engine will have around 40 lbs when hot and running at 2,000 rpms, and around 30 lbs at idle.
54 psi
Around 40 psi when at at operating temp.
Do they have the same engine? If not, then no, it wont work. If they do, make sure they have the same fuel pressure requirment. If the engine and pressure is the same, they should be interchangeable.
Your car's operating temperature should be 192 degrees.
low pressure side on a buick skylark with a 2.4 engine is by the compresor. you get to it from under the car. left side, front side of engine.