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Transportation → Autos & motorcycles → Auto and truck parts, maintenance, and tuning → Car and truck engine maintenance → Auto engine troubleshooting
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  • 8 Jan 2004-10 Dec 2009
    Some cars do this under hard cornering when the oil pump sucks air and is thus incapable of maintaining oil pressure. My hunch is that, due to the high RPMs, the oil pump is cavitating, causing a similar issue regarding oil pressure.
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  • pearllederman
    not sure but you shouldnt drive it if its doing that
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