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| : Well everyone I'm back. In my last post i ask about oil pressure on a '96 aurora. Well my car went to the shop and has been there for two days. Just got her back. I had to have a Idle air control valve, an oil pressure switch, idler pulley,serpentine belt and also idler tension pulley replace the original ones. All in all it ran about $385.My mechanic drove it thru town today and stopped at several red lights he says no problems. placed it on his computer diagnostic and shows all systems normal. I drove it home and my worry wort mind stayed on my computer oil psi read out on the DIC. My readings at stoplights were 14-29 psi and went up at acceleration but I don't believe they ever got above 70 psi. but I also never got above 45 mph because of after work traffic. This time my car did not cut off on me and no alarm went off. I really need someone out there to tell me what is the TRUE oil pressure that a '96 aurora should be. My mechanic says its fine at what it says. Does this seem right to everyone? I can;t afford to blow gaskets or even my motor. | |
| This engine should maintain 9 PSI at hot idle, and between 15-30 PSI at crusing speeds. Close tolerances, seemingly low oil pressures are "normal" in this engine. Don't be concerned unless your light & in-dash warnings (audible) go off at idle. | |
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Replying to: pfarney (Jun 12, 2008 7:09 pm) |
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Replying to: trini3 (Apr 01, 2008 5:19 am) |
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hello i know questions are to be about repairs and such, but i thought i read up here where i coould go and get a copy of 1997 -1995 manual owners do anyone know about this please help thanks.......
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Replying to: ladydelight200 (Jan 07, 2009 3:00 pm) http://aurorah.proboards47.com/index.cgi?board=1stgen&action=display&thread=1440- - 8 |
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Hello ladydelight, here again i would like to know now whether or not if anyone knows how I might get a repair manual for 1997 aurora .....thanks again for the previous help found the page for the owner's manual ....
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Replying to: ladydelight200 (Jan 08, 2009 2:19 pm) |
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Hey guys! My '96 aurora started running above 200 degrees today but my cooling fan didn't cut on. I checked both fuses and they are fine.I have already change idle air control valve and Mass air flow sensor in the last few months. I have changed the serpentine belt along with Idle pulley and also the water pump belt. Oil pressure switch has been changed also. I always watch the temp gauge when driving and it doesn't usually run higher than 200. It ran up to 225 today before the cooling fans cut on. is this normal or is there something i am overlooking.I also can smell antifreeze burning after i parked it. Should the fans engage before it reaches 225-?
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Replying to: tootertater (Jan 24, 2009 4:58 pm) Low speed operation of both cooling fans occurs when: 1) coolant temp exceeds 229F or 2) trans fluid temp exceeds 302F or 3) a/c operation is requested High speed operation occurs when: 1) coolant temp reaches 234F or 2) trans fluid temp exceeds 304F or 3) certain DTCs are set Hope this helps. Les |
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