Ok I have a 2005 tribute and I always run

sound to be a low oil sensor. the senor job is if it feels low pressure or oil it will either shut off the car or cause it not to run

You will need to crawl under and find leak,may just be loose drain plug.Could be oil seal.

I have a 2001 mazada tribute and had the same problem, replace the lower head gaskets.

It takes 6 quarts

Hi, I recommend you check your fluid level periodically to see how much it's leaking. If it isn't leaking much and since you have a gravel driveway anyway, I wouldn't bother fixing it. It is usually expensive to do so--much more than the cost of a few bottles of fluid per year. The transmission dipstick is near the back of the engine, near the firewall. You leave the engine running with the transmission in park to check it. Use a funnel in the dipstick tube to add fluid. If the transmission runs low on fluid, it will not go into gear. That will be a reminder to add fluid. You should keep a couple quarts in the trunk along with a funnel in case it runs low awat from home. Ask the parts store person what is the right fluid for your transmission, as there are several kinds. Sound OK?

Hi Kimberly,The dealer told you a lie,your year 2005 has problems with the oil pressure sending unit,here is a link on it and how to replace it. How to Replace Oil Pressure Sensor Sending Unit Here's another link to a new part. Duralast Oil Pressure Switch Here's another link to where it is and how to replace. Repair Guides Engine Mechanical Components Oil Pressure Sensor AutoZone com

backfire/misfire due to low compression. Run a compression test. If you have questions or need instructions, please let me know.

It sure sounds like the oil sending unit is at fault,now sometimes,not always,the oil sending unit will seep oil or leak oil if they go bad,but like I said,not always,change the unit,and the oil and filter just for precaution.

spray some penetrating oil in the door latch.

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