Have a gauge hooked to low pressure fuel pump & its working high pressure pump no turning fuel loose to engine,has oil pressure what electrical will shut it off,ignition works, not it, what is it?
Check to see you have oil up to full on dipstick . The high pressure pump picks up oil at the top level so if oil starts to get to low engine will stop before engine damage . The high pressure pump is what makes the injectors fire . Also check the wires that go thru valve cover some times they burn up and you can smell the burn thru the oil filler cap .
SOURCE: Oil Pressure Gauge/Engine rattle 2000 Ford Explorer 4.0 6cyc 4wd
Your Oil Pump is Out and will need to be Replaced. This is not a Job that you would want to attempt on your Own unless you have been a Mechanic. Trust Me. Been an ASE Certified Mechanic for 35 Years.
SOURCE: Fuel gauge not working
Normally I'd say the float/sending unit in the gas tank is the culprit, however the fact that your service engine light is involved requires further investigation, You need to hook up an obd2 reader to the interface mounted under your dashboard and see what it has to say, there might be a simple error code preventing your gauge from functioning. Many auto parts stores will do this for you for free...
SOURCE: oil pressure gauge shows low / high / middle changed sensor did
Hello mb4494: My name is Roger and I will help you. If by changing the oil pressure sending unit the problem did not change. I would perform a oil pressure test. This is done by removing the oil pressure sensor and inserting a oil pressure gauge. This can be done by yourself or by a repair shop. This needs to be done on a cold engine. Start the engine and observe the oil pressure cold.as the engine warms up observe the pressure. The pressure will drop off as the engine warms up.Should the oil pressure drop below 10 to 12 PSI. then you have internal engine trouble. More then likely a bearing problem. Try dropping the truck into gear and see what the pressure drops off to. Again if the pressure drops below 10 to 12 PSI. you have a problem. I would also check to make sure you have the correct oil switch. a truck with a oil light uses a oil pressure switch. with a gauge you would use a oil pressure sending unit. Sorry for the long reply but want to make sure you check the pressure correctly. Please rate the quality of the answer as this is how we know the answer was correct. Thank You for using Fix Ya. Roger
SOURCE: High temp oil light coming on and off, oil pressure gauge reading
Add the quart of oil. Oil also acts as a coolant.
SOURCE: oil pressure gauge was flextuating now has gone to
It sounds like your oil pump is going out. I have a 98 ford explore and I went through the same thing about a year ago. I changed the oil pump cleaned the screen and have been good everysince.
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