Hey everyone, having a bit of an issue with oil pressure on my swapped 2jz setup.
When the motor is cold my oil pressure is great, sitting just below the "4" on the stock guage.
The problem is that as the motor warms up my pressure drop completely off to nearly nothing even during revving. I'm lucky to get a reading of half way to the bar below the "2".
I am running an earl's sandwich plate which has a built in thermo that then feeds a front mounted oil cooler. However last night I removed the plate entirely and mounted the filter directly to the block (just to eliminate the earl's plate being faulty).
The oil pump was changed for a new unit when the motor was out of the car less then 300KM ago. It was a genuine Toyota part. I changed it out to avoid having to worry about this exact situation. Peace of mind I thought to myself, LOL.
I noticed my oil pressure issues when a knock sensor started showing in one of my log files. I also just recently changed the oil to 0w30 castrol german stuff.
Any suggestions of any kind much appreciated.
Thanks,
Flatty.
When the motor is cold my oil pressure is great, sitting just below the "4" on the stock guage.
The problem is that as the motor warms up my pressure drop completely off to nearly nothing even during revving. I'm lucky to get a reading of half way to the bar below the "2".
I am running an earl's sandwich plate which has a built in thermo that then feeds a front mounted oil cooler. However last night I removed the plate entirely and mounted the filter directly to the block (just to eliminate the earl's plate being faulty).
The oil pump was changed for a new unit when the motor was out of the car less then 300KM ago. It was a genuine Toyota part. I changed it out to avoid having to worry about this exact situation. Peace of mind I thought to myself, LOL.
I noticed my oil pressure issues when a knock sensor started showing in one of my log files. I also just recently changed the oil to 0w30 castrol german stuff.
Any suggestions of any kind much appreciated.
Thanks,
Flatty.