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07-23-2013 03:32 AM #31
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so would air in the line make a difference ??1953 ford f100
350 chevy motor
350 turbo tranny
built ford tough with chevy stuff.
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07-23-2013 01:23 PM #32
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Air in the line will compress to whatever pressure the oil in the line behind it registers and will show up as oil pressure on the gauge.
It's not much different than having just a little air in the brake lines. A little will make the brakes softer to pushing the pedal, but you can still have brakes.
So no, air in the line will not prevent the reading of correct oil pressure on the gauge.Last edited by techinspector1; 07-23-2013 at 01:25 PM.
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07-23-2013 01:47 PM #33
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thanks ,, i am going to just drive it for now and maybe this winter do a rebuild its gota be cheaper than my 235 i did
thanks1953 ford f100
350 chevy motor
350 turbo tranny
built ford tough with chevy stuff.
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