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Your 1989 ford truck when braking suddenly like coming to a red light or stop sign the check gauges light comes on and the oil pressure drops all the way down Does int do it when you stop slowly?
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∙ 14y ago
Your dash cluster has a loose ground connection. braking is allowing the cluster or instrument panel to move forward and temporarily disconnecting the oil pressure power or ground connection.
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