Varies by engine. A Cummins will run about 40 at idle, whereas a PACCAR MX will run about 80.
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∙ 2012-09-19 19:52:35my cat c13 runs about 30
40 - 80 psi at idle, depending on what the engine is.
Engine matters more than make of truck. For a three axle power unit, most engines will hold somewhere in the vicinity of 11 gallons.
A good rule of thumb is to look for 10 pounds of oil pressure (or more) per 1000 RPM of engine speed. Below that, the engine may not get proper lubrication.
Too much oil or a blockage in the return line.
Yes, but if you're putting in oil after draining it, you do not want to start the engine with no oil in the pan. Instead, add oil until you see it on the dipstick, start it and run it long enough to fill up the oil filters, shut it off, then fill it to the fill line.
You need 10psi for every 1000 rpms That’s perfectly fine oil pressure
In most automotive engines, aprox 10 lbs of oil pressure per 1000 rpms.
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Oil level and oil pressure are different. You don't need to have full oil to get normal pressure.
40 - 80 psi at idle, depending on what the engine is.
There really isn't a set answer for this.. the oil light comes on when there's inadequate oil pressure in the system. A cold engine will have higher oil pressure until it warms up and the oil gets thinner as it heats.
where does the oil pressure regulator on a ford f350 diesel truck
Cracked injector cups.
11 gallons, give or take.
normal oil pressure is 48 to 60
what is the normal oil pressure on a 1987 corvette when standing still
Your car or truck will begin losing pressure(meaning you will not be able to drive forward in a normal speed)