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oil pressure too low

Hi
the oil pressure seems to be too low according to the manometer (2.7Carrera engine)(1.5Bar/3500rpm/100°c)

no mechanical noise everything is right the engine is powerful

I believe it's caused by bad rod bearings ?
any idea ?

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Philippe

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Have you verified the pressure with another gauge to ensure that the reading isn't from a faulty gauge?
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Phillipe,
It seems to be low alright. Does it get higher than 1.5 bar as the revs go up? My 2.2L was that way when totally worn out inside - still ran like a bat out of hell too...;-)
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Have you verified the pressure with another gauge to ensure that the reading isn't from a faulty gauge?

Agree. Fix the easiest problem first before tearing down the engine.

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