Faulty sending unit.
Low oil pressure of a faulty oil pressure sending unit.
Well, I have an 89 jeep wrangler with a really bad oil leak, and I just found it, it's the oil pressure switch. I can see the oil leaking with the motor running. I called my favorite mechanic and he said definitely, that's the problem. I'm off to replace it now.
-faulty oil pres. sending unit -faulty oil pump
Worn main or rod bearings if pressure drops at idle. Faulty gauge or sending unit. Faulty oil pump or clogged pick up screen. Piece of crap car. Etc.
If you suspect the sending unit may be faulty just replace it with a new one, they are not expensive but a little difficult to remove and replace.
Could be a faulty temp sending unit.
Low on freon, faulty pressure switch, faulty clutch. Jumper the low pressure switch with a paperclip (can running, AC on), if the clutch cycles, it's either low on freon, or the low pressure switch is bad.
A faulty oil pressure sending unit, worn bearings, worn oil pump, idle to low,
Found out this can be cause by a faulty oil pressure switch best known as oil pressure sending unit
No, not unless the vehicle is designed to shut off when the oil pressure falls below a certain level. Replace the oil pressure sending unit to find out.
Low oil pressure, which could be as a result of a low oil level, a bad oil pump, or a faulty sending unit.
The fuel pressure regulator is bad, one or more fuel injectors is leaking or the check valve in the fuel pump is faulty.