No oil pressure
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Fleet Mechanic
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No oil pressure
Well I do have oil pressure, but the oil pressure light is on and gauge doesn't move, this happens intermittantly. I believe the electric connector at the sending unit is dirty, if I wiggle it, and spray with cleaner it goes away for a while. How do I disconnect the plug?? It feels like there is a very small tab at the top, pressing it does nothing. Before I have a heart attack from seeing the O.P. Light coming on at 75 mph, can someone tell me how to disconnect it so I can give it a through cleaning.
Fleet Mechanic
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When you have trouble taking something apart on a vehicle, like an electrical connector that's hard to see/get to, look it up on Rockauto, and look at various vendors pics for the part. That way you can figure out exactly where/how the tab to push in or pull out or whatever on the connector must be.
I had trouble with an A/C pressure switch, until I looked up a pic of it online, and seeing a nice clear pic, it was so simple I felt a bit foolish. But at least I didn't just muscle it and break it.
I had trouble with an A/C pressure switch, until I looked up a pic of it online, and seeing a nice clear pic, it was so simple I felt a bit foolish. But at least I didn't just muscle it and break it.
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Joined: Dec 2002
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From: Rochester
When you have trouble taking something apart on a vehicle, like an electrical connector that's hard to see/get to, look it up on Rockauto, and look at various vendors pics for the part. That way you can figure out exactly where/how the tab to push in or pull out or whatever on the connector must be.
I had trouble with an A/C pressure switch, until I looked up a pic of it online, and seeing a nice clear pic, it was so simple I felt a bit foolish. But at least I didn't just muscle it and break it.
I had trouble with an A/C pressure switch, until I looked up a pic of it online, and seeing a nice clear pic, it was so simple I felt a bit foolish. But at least I didn't just muscle it and break it.
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