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I seriously doubt it! The number one reason cars do that is because the oil level is low and the pump is sucking air, not oil from the pan. Every time it sucks air the needle drops, and when it goes back up it means it's sucking oil again. So check your oil level first...

Also some cars have problems where the tube that goes between the oil pump and bottom of the pan can become either clogged or fall off. If they fall off then the engine will suck air because it isn't in oil at all, or it's only a little bit into the oil. If the tube is clogged then the it sucks a vacuum which is basically the same thing as far as the engine is concerned. I lost a Lexus SUV to a clogged pickup, and it was a known problem with that engine but Lexus knew that they usually clogged after the warranty was up so they didn't tell anyone. A-holes. Last Lexus for me, hope it was worth it guys.

Since Lexus and Toyota share many parts and engines, you may have the exact same engine I did, so look into that!

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