Oil Guage is playing up.
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Oil Guage is playing up.
Hi Guys,
The oil pressure gauge on my 1995 V6 goes nuts on start up and when cold read's seems like 4 - 8 bar, as the engine gets warm it settles down to normal readings usually between 2 - 5 bar.
Does anyone have an idea as to why it is doing this and a solution? Thank you.
The oil pressure gauge on my 1995 V6 goes nuts on start up and when cold read's seems like 4 - 8 bar, as the engine gets warm it settles down to normal readings usually between 2 - 5 bar.
Does anyone have an idea as to why it is doing this and a solution? Thank you.
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Re: Oil Guage is playing up.
clean the connectors on sender unit
Re: Oil Guage is playing up.
Thanks Fraz, I'll give it a shot.
I know it only goes to 5 bar VRXORG, but the needle goes right off the scale.
I know it only goes to 5 bar VRXORG, but the needle goes right off the scale.
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Thanks, I'll take a look this weekend and sort it out.
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Re: Oil Guage is playing up.
Yes that will be your problem..it will be about to pack in completely and you will find the needle shooting right over and staying there!.. wires are prob corroded as said..will only take 15 mins to sort out.... re-attached securely and cover them up with tape to protect the wires.
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Re: Oil Guage is playing up.
it is only the V6 that is right beside the crank pulley, The others are behind the oil pump
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Location pic for those that have a V6
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Re: Oil Guage is playing up.
The spades are small and wire is thin!..hence it corrodes quite easily..especially with all the crap that gets on it, your right. I've taped mine up to prevent it happening again in the future!
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Re: Oil Guage is playing up.
i dont need to put grease on mine, with the amount of oil that run down over it when my cam covers leaked should see it ok for at least a few years
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