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Old 10-29-2012, 07:02 PM
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Default For those that are using the VTEC pressure port

After reading a couple threads about people doing this I decided to move my oil pressure sensor to that port and monitor what kind of pressure it actually has.

When I first fired the car up it had between 3.5-4 psi of oil pressure. By the time it was fully warmed up it was down to 1.5-2 psi of pressure. This was at idle, saw no reason to test any further.

Verdict.....DONT USE THIS PORT TO FEED OIL TO YOUR TURBO OR ANYTHING FOR THAT MATTER!!!!

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thanks for the test, very good to know!
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Never agreed on using that port...i use either the oil pressure port of off the oil filter relocation addapter
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Mentioned this in another thread about how it steals oil from the valve train as well and I got slaughtered. There's a huge loss of pressure from the block to the head.
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Is this the place the comptech uses ?
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So what is the best option besides the oil relocate

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Thank you sir. You're doing the Lord's work
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Originally Posted by bobbyrandolph440
So what is the best option besides the oil relocate

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Remove the oil pressure sensor and use a T and add it back along with the oil line for the turbo.
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Originally Posted by gettin it
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So what is the best option besides the oil relocate

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Remove the oil pressure sensor and use a T and add it back along with the oil line for the turbo.
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I'm surprised my turbo lasted as long as it did when I had the turbo feed like that.....


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