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Oil gage problem
Hello all
I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that it is a short somewhere in the system. here's how you guys can help me... first anyone know where the oil pressure sending unit is on the block? I'd love to be able to find the short and seal it so that it stops. Second anyone have any suggestions where on the block I could attach a manual oil pressure gage. That would make me feel oh so much better when it does read zero and the manual pressure gage is working. Any help you guys can give me will be greatly appreciated... thanks in advance ~Dave o_o_o_o /| ,[_____], |ŻŻŻL--O|||||||O- ()_)Ż()_) ŻŻŻ )_) |
Re: Oil gage problem
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> Hello all > I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. > Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) > my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer > and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it > right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you > know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... > now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and > see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip > stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that > it is a short somewhere in the system. That would be the cause. An open usually pegs the gauge. Your looking for a sensor similar to this one http://members.cox.net/wilsond/Fixes...l-pressure.jpg but that's on the I6. It's down by the oil filter. I believe yours is in the same location. Gonna have to defer the rest of your questions to someone that has your engine. good luck. -- DougW |
Re: Oil gage problem
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> Hello all > I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. > Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) > my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer > and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it > right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you > know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... > now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and > see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip > stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that > it is a short somewhere in the system. That would be the cause. An open usually pegs the gauge. Your looking for a sensor similar to this one http://members.cox.net/wilsond/Fixes...l-pressure.jpg but that's on the I6. It's down by the oil filter. I believe yours is in the same location. Gonna have to defer the rest of your questions to someone that has your engine. good luck. -- DougW |
Re: Oil gage problem
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> Hello all > I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. > Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) > my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer > and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it > right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you > know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... > now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and > see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip > stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that > it is a short somewhere in the system. That would be the cause. An open usually pegs the gauge. Your looking for a sensor similar to this one http://members.cox.net/wilsond/Fixes...l-pressure.jpg but that's on the I6. It's down by the oil filter. I believe yours is in the same location. Gonna have to defer the rest of your questions to someone that has your engine. good luck. -- DougW |
Re: Oil gage problem
Closed did pass the time by typing:
> Hello all > I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. > Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) > my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer > and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it > right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you > know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... > now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and > see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip > stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that > it is a short somewhere in the system. That would be the cause. An open usually pegs the gauge. Your looking for a sensor similar to this one http://members.cox.net/wilsond/Fixes...l-pressure.jpg but that's on the I6. It's down by the oil filter. I believe yours is in the same location. Gonna have to defer the rest of your questions to someone that has your engine. good luck. -- DougW |
Re: Oil gage problem
thanks for the pic.. ~D
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:YdADc.21995$Lh.7206@okepread01... > Closed did pass the time by typing: > > Hello all > > I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. > > Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) > > my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer > > and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it > > right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you > > know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... > > now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and > > see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip > > stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that > > it is a short somewhere in the system. > > That would be the cause. An open usually pegs the gauge. > Your looking for a sensor similar to this one > http://members.cox.net/wilsond/Fixes...l-pressure.jpg > but that's on the I6. It's down by the oil filter. I believe > yours is in the same location. > > Gonna have to defer the rest of your questions to someone that > has your engine. good luck. > > -- > DougW > > |
Re: Oil gage problem
thanks for the pic.. ~D
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:YdADc.21995$Lh.7206@okepread01... > Closed did pass the time by typing: > > Hello all > > I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. > > Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) > > my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer > > and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it > > right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you > > know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... > > now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and > > see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip > > stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that > > it is a short somewhere in the system. > > That would be the cause. An open usually pegs the gauge. > Your looking for a sensor similar to this one > http://members.cox.net/wilsond/Fixes...l-pressure.jpg > but that's on the I6. It's down by the oil filter. I believe > yours is in the same location. > > Gonna have to defer the rest of your questions to someone that > has your engine. good luck. > > -- > DougW > > |
Re: Oil gage problem
thanks for the pic.. ~D
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:YdADc.21995$Lh.7206@okepread01... > Closed did pass the time by typing: > > Hello all > > I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. > > Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) > > my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer > > and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it > > right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you > > know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... > > now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and > > see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip > > stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that > > it is a short somewhere in the system. > > That would be the cause. An open usually pegs the gauge. > Your looking for a sensor similar to this one > http://members.cox.net/wilsond/Fixes...l-pressure.jpg > but that's on the I6. It's down by the oil filter. I believe > yours is in the same location. > > Gonna have to defer the rest of your questions to someone that > has your engine. good luck. > > -- > DougW > > |
Re: Oil gage problem
thanks for the pic.. ~D
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:YdADc.21995$Lh.7206@okepread01... > Closed did pass the time by typing: > > Hello all > > I'm driving an '03 TJ with the 2.4L in it 35,875 Miles on it. > > Here's my problem - occasionally (more often when wet, but not always) > > my oil pressure gage in my cluster reads zero. I've had it to the $tealer > > and they turned the jeep on and said.. hmmm doesn't seem to be doing it > > right now... bring it back when it does it... I should have known...and you > > know that crap only happens at 11pm at night and on Sunday mornings... > > now, when it does it I hear no tapping - I've pulled the dip stick and > > see that the oil is climbing the dip stick tube (level that is on the dip > > stick it self) So I know it has some oil pressure. I strongly suspect that > > it is a short somewhere in the system. > > That would be the cause. An open usually pegs the gauge. > Your looking for a sensor similar to this one > http://members.cox.net/wilsond/Fixes...l-pressure.jpg > but that's on the I6. It's down by the oil filter. I believe > yours is in the same location. > > Gonna have to defer the rest of your questions to someone that > has your engine. good luck. > > -- > DougW > > |
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