John Gloyd

Ok gentlemen, enlighten me.

I noticed oil spots on my driveway and when I looked under the car I found I had a leaky front seal and leaky front trans seal. I made an appointment for tomorrow to have all the engine and trans seals changed (Warranty). What I'm not sure of is my oil pressure? when the car is crusing, my pressure is about 45 to 55 Lbs and at idle it is about 25-35Lbs. Since they are going to have the pan down anyway, do I need them to check the pump or is this pressure OK. The car has 57000Mi on it.








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shoebox

That's good pressure. Idle pressure is better than a lot of people.

RallyRed701/2

a lot better than my 20 at idle

John Gloyd

Thanks guys, this is my first car in about 10 years. I have had Ford ranger this whole time and it had a constant 45 to 60 oil PSI. This was a nice truck but if the wind was blowing and you were going up hill, you could get out and walk faster. And don't even try to pass anyone on the HWY. When this camaro wants to pass, you can't hold it back. Just sit back and enjoy the ride.




F-Body drivers are: SMARTEST ON THE PLANET
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Green 96' z28, M6, BBK TB, GMS MAF, K&N CAI, Flowmaster cat-back, 1LE Elbow, B&M ripper, Accel 9000's, NGK TR55's, MSD A6, Accel super coil.

Hyperspeed97z28

Thats awesome pressure! You have no worries there my friend. Just have the fix your seals and you should be good to go.