Aj06bolt12r

You need to get a mechanical oil pressure gauge. Take it for a good highway run to get the oil good and hot and then let it idle and see what the oil pressure really is at idle when hot. Or get a mechanic to do that. Don't ignore it.

Pearlman

Didn't see where you actually pulled the dipstick and checked the current level. First things first.

nwf_snake

Wonder if it is a cluster problem like our '04-'08 F-150s have? You can always try the "dash bang" when your oil pressure goes away to see if it comes back?

Billy Taylor

i checked it after oil change, after the first time it done it and several times since then.

Billy Taylor

yes i agree with you on that, i am knew to the coyote motors, do you know what or where i can tap into the system to do this.

JCR 56

If it actually had no oil pressure you would here valve train noise first then probably a lot more noise after that, but I don't see it idling and running as smooth as silk with out oil pressure for very long.

Billy Taylor

Me either, I know alot about cars and have built a few drag/street cars but this has me lil stumped, it has idled for what about 2mins with no oil pressure message on, but y start this after I change oil, coincidence?

Billy Taylor

And only does it when warm. Hasn't don't it when cold

Martian

Get a sandwich adapter for your oil filter.