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Compromised oil system, faulty engine oil rifle pressure 1 sensor.
Compromised oil system, faulty engine oil rifle pressure 1 sensor.
the ac slows the engine, the lower idle causes the lower oil pressure
The oil gets thinner. It is normal for the oil pressure to drop after the engine has reached full operating temperature. If you have from 30-40 psi pressure when the engine is hot then that is normal.
Low oil pressure.Oil level extremely low. Faulty oil pressure sending unit. High mileage/worn engine bearings.
Most likely the problem is with the Pressure Sensor in the engine block.
Yes, it can. It measures the engine oil pressure and if it fails, the pressure can come through it losing oil.
Pull over and kill the motor immediately when you lose oil pressure, failure to do so will destroy the engine.
the oil gets cloged up. Try vasoline or GTX oil
Oil light indicates low oil pressure. When the engine revolution decreases, such as during braking or idle, oil pressure drops. If the pressure is too low, oil light will come on. Possible causes: Most likely cause is a leaky oil-pressure switch. If you see that oil is leaking from the oil-pressure switch, you need to replace the oil-pressure switch. Tighten the new switch to the correct tightening torque specified in the repair manual but do not overtighten. A leak at the oil-pressure switch causes the oil-pressure switch to give incorrect low-oil pressure warning (oil light) because the leak causes the pressure to drop around the oil switch. If this is the case, it would be easy to fix the problem. If this is not the case, there may be other oil leaks in the engine or a faulty oil pump or other engine problems. Also, obviously, make sure that your engine is not nearly stalling during braking, which would also cause the oil light to come on due to very low engine speed.
In my 1995 Pontiac Bonneville the oil leaks out the intake manifold and drips onto the exhaust. An engine that has a gaping hole will hold no pressure.
Oil pressure lights indicate improper oil pressure. A pressure sensor is mounted on the engine to monitor the pressure. When the engine oil pressure drops to a level below the perameters required for proper engine operation as determined by the manufacturer, the sensor acts as a switch to complete an electrical current, illuminating the light. Low oil pressure can be caused by, among other things, insufficient oil level, or internal engine component wear, including a worn oil pump.