Subject	Is your oil pan dented? That would cause low oil pressure
Posted by	J_Wright on May 15, 2011 at 1:42 PM
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In Reply To	Re: First, take a step back and relax. posted by jaidieray on May 15, 2011 at 01:06 PM
Message	which could lead to rod knock. And no, a spun rod bearing would not cause idle to fluctuate. A spun rod bearing would cause bits of metal to be passed through your oil system, destroying everything in your motor. Your erratic idle is possibly from a dirty electrical connector, causing something like your Idle Air Control Valve to not receive the signal the ECU is sending it.
Follow Ups	finally breaking in my motor - jaidieray 12:04:26 05/15/11 First, take a step back and relax. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 12:13:29 05/15/11 Re: First, take a step back and relax. - jaidieray 13:06:50 05/15/11 Is your oil pan dented? That would cause low oil pressure - J_Wright 13:42:13 05/15/11 Re: Is your oil pan dented? That would cause low oil pressure - jaidieray 14:12:59 05/15/11 It should be more like .25"-.35" - Draker (Eugene, OR) 14:51:08 05/15/11 If you had a spun bearing.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 15:02:20 05/15/11 I'm with Draker at this point - CGDriven 15:08:22 05/15/11 Re: I'm with Draker at this point - jaidieray 15:35:57 05/15/11 It's a lifter or VTC. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 15:46:52 05/15/11 Re: It's a lifter or VTC. - jaidieray 16:29:01 05/15/11 Search on here and you'll find what you need. (n/m) - Draker (Eugene, OR) 16:48:41 05/15/11 sounds like you might have a few things going on - CGDriven 18:51:51 05/15/11
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