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hi all, i have 93 r33 gtst. im havin a few problems with it at the moment and cant work out whats wrong. first of all. when im cruisin around the oil pressure seems to go up to 8kg/cm or higher. im changed oil and oil filter but still the problem remains. has anyone had similar problems? problem 2 i seem to have a very rough idle at times to the point where it stalls, also when accelerating moderately it seems to stutter and go no where just as i start to compress. under heavy accel problem does not accur

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could be a number of things....clean ur afm, check/replace ur sparkies, change your fuel filter if you havent done so. do you have a bov?? as for the oil its normalt to go up to 8kg when cold then it should drop down. what weight oil are you using?? have you checked the oil level lately??

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could be a number of things....clean ur afm, check/replace ur sparkies, change your fuel filter if you havent done so.  do you have a bov?? as for the oil its normalt to go up to 8kg when cold then it should drop down.  what weight oil are you using?? have you checked the oil level lately??

Normal...thats like over 100PSI of oil pressure, that is not good at all...you are using too heavy an oil or the pressure release valve is sticking stuck...refer your REPEAT thread...

What is going on these days...tools posting numerous threads on the same friggin topic :kick:

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