High Oil Pressure!
Discussion
This is mainly for steve " the bible " or anyone who can help
I have a 94 Griff 500HC. about a year or so ago I noticed the oil pressure had increased to 60psi cold / 30 psi hot (previously 35psi cold / 10psi hot) at
3000revs / 1000revs respectively.
Around this time the engine got tappy on the top
the gauge was changed during service (reads the same)rockers shafts etc all changed - all went quite.still reading high.
4k miles and several trackdays later - its tapping again.
I should add that the tappingt was from the front cylinder left bank last time and appears to be so again!
Is there a chance of oil starvation or more likey a blockage that would give me both syptoms
or even oil pressure relief valve? help !
I have a 94 Griff 500HC. about a year or so ago I noticed the oil pressure had increased to 60psi cold / 30 psi hot (previously 35psi cold / 10psi hot) at
3000revs / 1000revs respectively.
Around this time the engine got tappy on the top
the gauge was changed during service (reads the same)rockers shafts etc all changed - all went quite.still reading high.
4k miles and several trackdays later - its tapping again.
I should add that the tappingt was from the front cylinder left bank last time and appears to be so again!
Is there a chance of oil starvation or more likey a blockage that would give me both syptoms
or even oil pressure relief valve? help !
Change the tyres!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, i put new SO3's all round today then took it out for its curing runs (steve heath) and found that it had fixed the oil pressure
well who knows pressure has returned to it pre probs levels 10 - 40 psi. its been 30 - 60 for 2 years now (with a new sender fitted) so touch wood it will stay that way
Yes, i put new SO3's all round today then took it out for its curing runs (steve heath) and found that it had fixed the oil pressure
well who knows pressure has returned to it pre probs levels 10 - 40 psi. its been 30 - 60 for 2 years now (with a new sender fitted) so touch wood it will stay that way
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