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Replace oil sender sensor (?)

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The garage replaced the oil sender sensor (?) which worked initially.

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Replace whole instrument pod, around £600

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Another indie garage says it could mean replacing the whole instrument pod, around £600!!

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Replace oil sender sensor (?)

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

The garage replaced the oil sender sensor (?) which worked initially.

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"Failure Indicator" flashes up!

Replace whole instrument pod, around £600

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Another indie garage says it could mean replacing the whole instrument pod, around £600!!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The oil pressure indicator on the right of the instrument pod is erratic, sometimes the needle reads normally, other times it dies and then the LED panel says "Failure Indicator" with the oil can symbol showing.(Can happens a few times in a journey). The garage replaced the oil sender sensor (?) which worked initially. Another indie garage says it could mean replacing the whole instrument pod, around £600!! The oil level is fine, and the car is driving well. Any ideas please?

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a pretty common fault. Not sure of the fix, I thought it was a loose connection from the sender but if you've had that done.....

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

"Faulty Indicator" flashes up! Thanks for the advice. I had it replaced in April. I will hassle them again in due course to see what can be done and let you know the outcome. Many thanks.

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