<VV> Potts & Resurrection

[UltraMonzaWest@aol.com]

In a message dated 11/6/2004 12:48:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
pottsf@msn.com writes:

> I'm now beginning to think thrown rod, or something milder, like a loose 
> rod
> end cap. These would cause oil pressure to fail.
> SNIPPED
 Before doing this, disconnect your
oil-pressure switch and start the engine ONE more time. If the light comes
on, something's wrong with your generator (yay!). 

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FAN/ALT [it's a 66]   TEMP/PRESS

One loose rod cap??  Sorry..had that once...plenty of oil pressure....


Stephan,

You say engine temp was 270-80??  Is this an oil temp in the pan??  Or Head 
temp?

IF  OIL temp....FRICTION!    


I ran my 69  at 90 for 7 miles today....60 deg.  Themo's working.....oil pan 
was NOT  200....could keep a finger on for a few seconds...

Matt  no gauges...no worries.....ggg