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March 27th 06, 04:06 AM
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oil level effects oil pressure
I've noticed that if I run my engine lower on oil than usual (but still
well above the min) my pressure runs lower. I"m trying to understand how oil level effects oil pressure. If there is enough oil to hit the sump, wouldn't the pressure be uneffected? -Robert IO-360-A3B6 engine. 
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