Probably just a bad calibration on the gauge. I've seen it before, and testing it with another oil pressure gauge shows normal pressures. A: when the oil pressure gauge reads 80 psi it means that there is an open sense circuit. it is most likely a defective oil pressure sending unit, but may also be an open sense circuit wire between the pcm and the oil sender. note: most defective oil senders in this condition are also leaking oil. oil may be seen leaking from the connector seal on the sender.
Yes. That is most likely a sensor malfunction and will do no harm. Zero pressure is when you worry.
Normal oil pressure at idle would be about 30 psi. Minimum would be about 10.
A pressure switch reads pressure not level.
Passenger side of engine, just above and forward of the oil filter.
I would suspect the oil gage is bad or the oil pressure sending unit.
There are approximately 6 quarts of oil needed for an oil change for a 2002 Jeep Wrangler.
It reads the oil pressure
I am having the same exact problem. They have told me that it might be the oil pressure sensor. Bad thing is that I do not know where it is located. It is just above the oil filter on the 3.7L.
first check that engine oil is at proper level, if so it may be a bad oil presure sensor. fairly inexspensive fix
The 2002 Jeep Liberty 3.7L V6 requires 5.0 quarts of oil.
Underneath it ! ;_
Yes, it is part of the oil pump.