Technical Oil Pressure Gauge

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Technical Oil Pressure Gauge

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Installed an Oil Pressure on my 2015 Abarth, instead of adding adaptors and fittings to utilize OEM switch, I replace switch with a SPST toggle switch and installed a pressure sensor in the OEM location, New gauge has High & Low warning Tone adjustable built in, Engine has 85PSI @ Cold Idle, amazing.
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Installed an Oil Pressure on my 2015 Abarth, instead of adding adaptors and fittings to utilize OEM switch, I replace switch with a SPST toggle switch and installed a pressure sensor in the OEM location, New gauge has High & Low warning Tone adjustable built in, Engine has 85PSI @ Cold Idle, amazing.View attachment 461501
Not sure about your model , but that oil pressure figure seems incredibly high to me based on older vehicles I have worked on.
Only information I could find is in 2012 manual giving 4 Bar at 4000rpm 58,8 PSI, appreciate yours is a different model and newer, but seems high to me.
I would like to see the figures using a good quality mechanical gauge.
Perhaps others on Forum have more information.:)
 

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Is this because of the hydraulic valve control side as it seems a lot of oil pressure for normal crankshaft bearing etc.?
Are there two oil pump systems , one for normal crankshaft bearings and another for the valve control system?
Where do you get the readings from, a normal engine oil pressure gallery or something near the Mutiair system?
I was aware it was controlling the valve operation, but not of the pressures involved.:)
 
Not sure, I'm reading from where the OEM switch was located, Not sure where other port is at, I know there is a temp sensor on right side of cylinder head, not sure if pressure is there or not.
 
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