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Oil Press. Gauge - Short?

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Its probably the gauge or the sensor but i'd certainly check that out 'cause if its a loose bit clogging the oil passages now and then it would rise pressure like and the outcome is not good at all...

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Its probably the gauge or the sensor but i'd certainly check that out 'cause if its a loose bit clogging the oil passages now and then it would rise pressure like and the outcome is not good at all...

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey everyone. Lately I've been noticing my oil pressure gauge will PEG for no real reason. For example, sitting at a stop light the gauge is reading 2.5 (normal) then suddenly *SHMACK!* it'll be OVER the 5 mark and stay that way for awhile then comes back down to normal. It also does this while highway driving. I can't pinpoint the cause, it seems pretty random. Thoughts anyone?

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Its probably the gauge or the sensor but i'd certainly check that out 'cause if its a loose bit clogging the oil passages now and then it would rise pressure like and the outcome is not good at all... but I'm 99% confident that its sensor going wrong.

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:: UPDATE :: Was the oil sending unit. $93.79 parts & labor at one of this regions best indy pcar mechanics.

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