Vehicle make/model aurora
Year = 2001
Mileage = 64000
Engine size = 3.5
dash lights = low oil pressure indicator
codes = no
work done prior = changed oil & filter
work done to repair = replaced oil filter
tech = kk
question = changed oil & filter & then the low oil pressure indicator
on the display came on. The oil pressure fluctuate between o,16,78, &
130. Do i have a problem or does it have to be reset. Have changed it
before with out a problem. Thank you
KK:
Sounds like you have a problem with the oil pressure sender. This is a pretty common problem.
When they go bad, they cause the pressure on the dash to fluctuate wildly, to be sure, have
engine oil pressure checked by a mechanic so as to not cause engine damage if the oil pressure
is actually low. But most likely just the pressure sender.
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Year = 2001
Mileage = 64000
Engine size = 3.5
dash lights = low oil pressure indicator
codes = no
work done prior = changed oil & filter
work done to repair = replaced oil filter
tech = kk
question = changed oil & filter & then the low oil pressure indicator
on the display came on. The oil pressure fluctuate between o,16,78, &
130. Do i have a problem or does it have to be reset. Have changed it
before with out a problem. Thank you
KK:
Sounds like you have a problem with the oil pressure sender. This is a pretty common problem.
When they go bad, they cause the pressure on the dash to fluctuate wildly, to be sure, have
engine oil pressure checked by a mechanic so as to not cause engine damage if the oil pressure
is actually low. But most likely just the pressure sender.
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Vehicle make/model = Oldsmobile aurora
Year = 1997
Mileage = 14000
Engine size = v8
dash lights = no
codes = no
work done prior = just got the car like 3 months ago and not that i
know of..
Work done to repair = none.
How found us = found you searching the web.
Tech = mw
question = okay i got a new starter for my car and i cant find it and i
need help finding the starter so it can be replaced and i do not want
to bring my car in to the shop because it will cost to much ...Please
someone write me back ..Thank you
MW:
The starter is located under the intake manifold. First disconnect the battery. You will need
to remove the plug wires, fuel injector harnesses, fuel rail. Then remove the intake manifold
bolts. You are suppose to totally remove the manifold, but you can just prop up the front
(pass. side) of the manifold. This will save allot of time. Then you can remove the starter.
Year = 1997
Mileage = 14000
Engine size = v8
dash lights = no
codes = no
work done prior = just got the car like 3 months ago and not that i
know of..
Work done to repair = none.
How found us = found you searching the web.
Tech = mw
question = okay i got a new starter for my car and i cant find it and i
need help finding the starter so it can be replaced and i do not want
to bring my car in to the shop because it will cost to much ...Please
someone write me back ..Thank you
MW:
The starter is located under the intake manifold. First disconnect the battery. You will need
to remove the plug wires, fuel injector harnesses, fuel rail. Then remove the intake manifold
bolts. You are suppose to totally remove the manifold, but you can just prop up the front
(pass. side) of the manifold. This will save allot of time. Then you can remove the starter.
