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Old 13-07-2007, 06:48 PM   #1
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Default Oil pressure problems

Hi people. Well my gauge goes high then back to normal been doing it for a week or so. I've checked the amount of oil and thats fine. Only had a service a month ago. But before the service the needle was going the opposite way. There has been no loss of power, no abnormal rattles or noise's. I'm wondering if it might be the sender unit. Any help appreciated

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