REFLECTOR:Lycoming IO-540 - very low oil pressure after flight.

Wed, 25 Feb 2004 23:09:13 EST

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Hi John
I suggest a direct reading automotive cage for trouble shooting. Then open 
your oil filter and check for metal. Did you know you may increase oil pressure 
by adding spacer washers to the regulator spring?
Mack

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