I have a terrible car.
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I have a terrible car.
yes, an rx7. 87 TII
was driving home from my buddys shop after having just done my clutch and noticed that i the oil pressure gauge was reading 0.
I don't have a pressure tester here, any work around ways to quickly test to see if there is any at all, or do you suppose its just I knocked the wire off the sender, or something along those lines.
was driving home from my buddys shop after having just done my clutch and noticed that i the oil pressure gauge was reading 0.
I don't have a pressure tester here, any work around ways to quickly test to see if there is any at all, or do you suppose its just I knocked the wire off the sender, or something along those lines.
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when its shut off, grab an oil cooler line and see if you can squeeze it, then start it up grab the same oil cooler line and see if its hard.
Hard oil cooler line means oil pressure.
Yay!
Hard oil cooler line means oil pressure.
Yay!
i think mine is because the capacitor under the slave cylinder fell off, and my friend who was helping me decided to ground it so i think i need to replace that and see what that will do, is your capacitor hooked up?
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I just did my clutch, which means I was messing with the wiring harness that the wire for the oil pressure sender runs through. I probably just broke the wire or something along those lines.
you *should* be able to do an ohm load test on your pressure sender to ensure it actually works.
did you try RPM's trick to see if you actually have oil pressure?
you *should* be able to do an ohm load test on your pressure sender to ensure it actually works.
did you try RPM's trick to see if you actually have oil pressure?
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do you have a link for that? i've searched thier site and can't find it anywhere. i too have this problem and need a new one. i have a two wire one but i don't know if it will work. would be nice to get a new one.
i hate that stupid clip it always falls off on me while im driving. which is an issue because one of these time its going to be an actual problem and im going to ignore it. anybody come up with any tricks of getting it to stay on better. i have figured anything out.
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Assuming we are talking about the small black box on the end of a short black wire that connects to the oil pressure sender wire, it is most certainly a capacitor. 0.01uF, 350V as I recall. There is another at the trailing coil for the tach.
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