Oil pressure indicator on N in Normal range
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Oil pressure indicator on N in Normal range
Does anyone have any suggestions? I have hear that changing the oil and putting one quart of ATF or seafoam may help loosen any old buildup. Would you suggest this and if so, do I drive it a while like this?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
#2
broke white boy
i would do the sea foam treatment.
and as for the gauges on our trucks. they are pretty much dummy gauges, they dont function like normal gauges would function.
the only gauge that i have found to read right is the fuel gauge and they are still off most of the time. lol
and as for the gauges on our trucks. they are pretty much dummy gauges, they dont function like normal gauges would function.
the only gauge that i have found to read right is the fuel gauge and they are still off most of the time. lol
#3
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X2 for the seafoam. You don't have to leave it in long to notice a difference either. But you can leave it in almost as long as you want. Til your oil is really dirty then change it. Personally I wouldn't drive more than 100 miles or so with it in. I had it in my truck the other day for only about 15 mins and my oil was jet black coming out. On the can it also gives you instructions on how to run it in your vac lines. I highly reccomemnd that as well. Let it sit 5 or 10 mins longer than suggested though.
#4
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You could have a crappy oil filter (i.e. orange Fram) killing your oil pressure. Also, your oil pressure switch could be on the outs as well. If you've had your truck for awhile and changing your oil normally, you shouldn't have any sort of buildup accumulated in your engine.
Seafoam is good.
I also like mixing 15w-40 diesel oil with Marvel Mystery oil as well for one OCI to clean it out.
ATF to clean engines is very much obsolete in my book. Any quality synthetic motor oil has as many, if not more detergents than ATF. ATF just thins out the oil.
Seafoam is good.
I also like mixing 15w-40 diesel oil with Marvel Mystery oil as well for one OCI to clean it out.
ATF to clean engines is very much obsolete in my book. Any quality synthetic motor oil has as many, if not more detergents than ATF. ATF just thins out the oil.
#5
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You could have a crappy oil filter (i.e. orange Fram) killing your oil pressure. Also, your oil pressure switch could be on the outs as well. If you've had your truck for awhile and changing your oil normally, you shouldn't have any sort of buildup accumulated in your engine.
Seafoam is good.
I also like mixing 15w-40 diesel oil with Marvel Mystery oil as well for one OCI to clean it out.
ATF to clean engines is very much obsolete in my book. Any quality synthetic motor oil has as many, if not more detergents than ATF. ATF just thins out the oil.
Seafoam is good.
I also like mixing 15w-40 diesel oil with Marvel Mystery oil as well for one OCI to clean it out.
ATF to clean engines is very much obsolete in my book. Any quality synthetic motor oil has as many, if not more detergents than ATF. ATF just thins out the oil.