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Check ), a long extension and a ratchet

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You need a crow foot wrench (19mm I think but pls check), a long extension and a ratchet.

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Check ), a long extension and a ratchet

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You need a crow foot wrench (19mm I think but pls check), a long extension and a ratchet.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Iam getting an intermittent oil icon on dash then it goes away and oil pressure comes back anyone have this happen

POST 2Original post

Does the oil pressure drop to 0 momentarily? Most likely your oil pressure sender acting up. Extremely common problem and covered here many times. Mine go about every 25k miles.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

thanks AHSAI i will look in to replacing is there a DIY link

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A few diy links if you search. You need a crow foot wrench (19mm I think but pls check), a long extension and a ratchet. Go from the bottom right wheel well with wheel removed.

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