OIL PRESSURE GAUGE READS IN THE RED WARNING ZONE AT HOT IDLE
Condition: Some 1986-87 "F" cars may have oil pressure gauges that read in --------- the red warning zone when the vehicle is operated at a normal hot idle condition.
Cause: The red zone on the oil pressure gauge extends up to ----- approximately 10 PSI (70 kpa) while a normal oil pressure at hot idle could be as low as 6 PSI (41 kpa).
Correction: Check the engine oil pressure with an external gauge. If the ---------- measured pressure is greater than 6 PSI at idle and moves higher with increased engine speed, the oil pressure is normal. Replace the tach and oil pressure gauge assembly with one that has a reduced red warning zone. Use the following chart to determine the correct part numbers.
Part Number Country Engine ----------- ------- -------
25112206 Canada 5.OL (Codes H and F) 25112208 Canada 5.OL, 5.7L (Codes G and 8) 25112091 Canada 2.8L (Code S)
Use applicable labour time and number.
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