> Have a tow service bring it to your home. Then work on it at your
> leisure.
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>> Lance Ferguson
Well, mystery solved. I couldn't find a mechanical gage to test the
oil pressure. It occured to me to buy an aftermarket kit to mount an
auxillary gage and premanently replace the old sender and gage. This
avoided replacing a part with a bad failure reputation with another of
the same.
It cost 16 bucks.
The oil pressure is really just fine.
Lance
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> >> Just bought an 86 Cherokee 2.8 and oil pressure readings seem weird.
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SnoMan - 04 Apr 2007 18:43 GMT
>Well, mystery solved. I couldn't find a mechanical gage to test the
>oil pressure. It occured to me to buy an aftermarket kit to mount an
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>The oil pressure is really just fine.
Nice solution. That 2.8 is a GM engine and basically a sturdy design
(it was morphed into a 3.1 and a 3.4 too) and if you keep it full of
coolant and clean oil it should run a long time.
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billy ray - 05 Apr 2007 00:37 GMT
Won't it start throwing codes of the computer thinks the engine has no oil
pressure?
> Well, mystery solved. I couldn't find a mechanical gage to test the
> oil pressure. It occured to me to buy an aftermarket kit to mount an
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SnoMan - 05 Apr 2007 01:17 GMT
>Won't it start throwing codes of the computer thinks the engine has no oil
>pressure?
Not on a 86
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