Reply to "Oil pressure gage again"

LeMans850iMember

As I said in your last thread… just turn your ignition on , use the black wire from the sender, look through the rear window at your oil-pressure gauge and touch bare metal- ground momentary with the black wire… needle moves- sender bad..

very simple…

those gauges are not very precise… (you can cross reference with a mechanically gauge) But it gives you an idea where it should be normally, and if it deviates from that, you know you have a problem..

also you can check with an ohmmeter if your sender has ground… again very simple..

2/26/2510:50 PM

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