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. You need to be pretty sure of the accuracy > of your gauge. Your oil pressures sound pretty normal for a cold > engine. > There are two other old air gauges out in the garage which I could try, the accuracy of all three is unknown, I went looking to buy a new one: $45, no thanks. This oil pressure was on a warmed up engine. I have never had the oil light flicker if that means anything... > What kind of gas mileage were you getting before? Is your engine > stock? My engine is all stock, original, no major engine work, 47,000 miles. being a highschool student living only a couple miles from school I don't get good mileage normally: 16-18 mpg. On these cold mornings I spend almost as much time warming up than driving, but I'd rather use gas than use engine life by driving it cold. The car is capeable, as I got 33 mpg once on solid 70 mph freeway driving. Barry Viss '68 Square Shop online without a credit card http://www.rocketcash.com RocketCash, a NetZero subsidiary ------------------------------------------------------------------- Too much? Digest! mailto:type3-d-request@vwtype3.org Subj=subscribe