Oil gets thinner when its hot. Use a slightly higher viscosity.
The oil pump is in the oil pan. It will be at the end of a tube (pick up tube). It will also havea screen on the bottom of it. You have to pull the engine to repair this.
No, warn engine parts will cause loss of oil pressure as the engine warms up, due to expansion betweeen moving parts. Hot oil is thinner.
it may be the oil pressure sender located on the engine
yes Engine is wearing out.
1 reason might b worn bearings
if i remember correctly when you first crank the engine the oil pressure should be around 60psi. after it warms up about 40psi.
Bad oil pressure sending unit? Try replacing with a mechanical gauge Excessive engine wear? Do a compression test
If the main and/or rod bearings are worn, the oil pressure can't be maintained after the oil warms up and thins out. You might be able to get a little more life out of the engine by switching to a heavier weight engine oil. It is possible also that just the oil pump has worn and can't produce enough pressure at idle. Very often, though, if the pump is worn, so are the bearings, and vice-versa.
mine was acting up too. took me forever to find it. it was the range sensor.
Which pressure. - More info gets a better answer.
be careful while radiator cap is off!! remove radiator cap, start engine, watch for flow of water as the engine warms. temp gauge is a goog indicator.
If you have the correct weight oil in the engine, it sounds like the engine may be worn. If you haven't checked the oil pressure with a manual gauge (vs the dash gauge) that is a good place to start to verify that it is not a gauge/sensor problem.