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May 27th 05, 09:31 AM
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Philippe : Bertie the Bunyip wrote: spring oil pressure relief valve P/N 21352 Philippe - doesnt that relief valve control the upper limit i.e. opens at pressures greater than 35psi? - Mike I agree but with a very weak spring, it work for me... Why not try this first? .... If you have a weak spring, your higher power settign OP will also be low. Yes, it was... oops, sorry, he didn't say it was normal, but he didn't say it wasn't... Bertie Bertie - my upper OP is within the limits of 10-35PSI. It's my OP at idle that concerns me. Specifications for the A-65 show an acceptable range of between 10-35 and I'm concerned I may be below that range at idle ( at operating temp).- Mike Do we all agree that a pressure relief spring probably will not figure into the fix for the problem of raising my OP at idle? - Mike 
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