2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee "high oil pressure gauge" Questions

...oil pressure gauge is reading high, if the car is turned on and parked, or when ever I stop, the car is giving gas as if i was stepping on the gas pedal. have oil pressure checked to see oil pump is ...

...If the gauge is correct oil viscosity may be too high (oil too thick) or there may be a problem with the oil pump pressure relief valve. If the gauge is not correct the sending unit may be at

Oil Pressure Always Runs High - 2002 Grand Jeep Cherokee My oil pressure runs extremly high during normal highway speed. When stopped, the pressure indicates at the half way point. If your oil ...

...oil pressure goes off scale while accelerating What would be causing the gauge to go off the scale (high end) while accelerating and then after its stopped for a few seconds it drops back to the ...

...oil pressure gauge reads high. Any ideas? 2002 grand cherokee 4.0 Better high than low, but if too high, may be a possible stuck oil pressure relief valve. Recommend a shop diagnosing this problem. ...

...high oil pressure at first start up, then as the oil warms up it thins out and the pressure drops, 80psi is good oil pressure, you never want to be below 20psi or the bearing will become scoured. now ...

...oil pressure gauge reading too high 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0 L When key is off, oil pressure gauge is normal off scale low. When key is on but engine NOT running gauge moves to center position, ...

...High oil pressure In the past two weeks my oil pressure gauge was reading higher and higher numbers, Normally the gauge was in between 1/4 to 1/2 on the scale, but then it started climbing up, now is ...

oil guage stays on high. Need advise on what can be the issue. Any waranties left? Is oil full? Any noises from engine? Did you put a mechanical gauge on it and check "real" oil pressure? (I would not

High oil pressure. Do I need to replace oil sensor and where is it located? Oil pressure gauge is up to 80. You could start with the sending unit. Could be a wiring problem or it could actually have ...