Subject	Piston condition will affect oil pressure if enough oil
Posted by	The Devils Z on December 21, 2008 at 7:15 AM
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In Reply To	Piston condition can't effect oil pressure. Oil on the posted by kkrofft (OH) on December 20, 2008 at 09:39 PM
Message	gets past the piston into the intake / combustion process enough to create a low oil level condition. If the oil level is low - it can cause a low oil pressure situation. You are correct that smoke (usually blue) is seen in the exhaust under load and that usually this is is the sign for turbo seals .. =============Sig begins here================ The Devils Z.com The Devils Z Pic 666 rwhp dyno The Demon Z pic (in progress) View Me! Disclaimer : Not Safe For Work !
Follow Ups	How much should fixing a broken piston ring land run? - Bondtrader 11:48:37 12/20/08 I have not faced this personally but will offer these - kkrofft (OH) 12:32:22 12/20/08 Re: I have not faced this personally but will offer these - ali300zx(Irani) 12:46:54 12/20/08 double check by doing a compression check on each - The Devils Z 17:48:17 12/20/08 Please explain how oil pressure can drop from bad rings? (n/m) - Spddracer 18:33:38 12/20/08 2nded (n/m) - AntiHero 20:39:00 12/20/08 Simple... I can't - The Devils Z 21:17:14 12/20/08 Piston condition can't effect oil pressure. Oil on the - kkrofft (OH) 21:39:58 12/20/08 Piston condition will affect oil pressure if enough oil - The Devils Z 07:15:11 12/21/08 My Crank case was getting pressurized - Bondtrader 09:14:02 12/21/08 opps ..oil pressure "was not" ..typo (n/m) - The Devils Z 07:12:02 12/21/08 just buy a box of forged pistons and rebuild your motor! (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 18:54:57 12/20/08
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