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Posted by Bob G on Thursday, August 13, 2009:

In Reply to: pressure gauge posted by cindy on Thursday, August 13, 2009:

I assume that you mean the oil pressure gauge. Yes be concerned. As an engine warms up the bearing clearances open up and the oil thins down, both giving you a decrease in oil pressure. For starters you might want to try a straight 40wt oil in it. the multigrade oils are to thin in my way of thinking. if that does not help you may have to start thinking about doing some work to it. keep us posted as to what you find.
Good luck

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