VMOP flashing on Power FC
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VMOP flashing on Power FC
I noticed today that the VMOP is flashing. Car has been down for a couple of months due to starter and battery problems which I finally fixed. Checked the sensors screen just for giggles today and noticed that the VMOP was highlighted and flashing on/off every few seconds. I read the PowerFC manual but don't really know what it might mean. Anyone have any input? Thanks.
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Don't drive the car. That is the oil metering pump, which supplies all of the internal engine lubrication. Get out the FSM and start troubleshooting. It's possible it's a wiring issue and not a mechanical problem.
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Originally Posted by rotarypower101
I don’t ever remember reading, but does the OMP have a default setting of full on if failure occurs?
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What a pita! I suck at electrical testing...
The PFC is showing .91 Volts when idling, driving, boosting etc and according to a few threads that I found on here, it should be following the TPS voltage.
Anyone have a pic of where the OMP is located. I've been searching to no avail. Do I need to remove the alternator or air pump to see it?
FSM isn't all that helpful for someone who doesn't already know where the frickin thing is.
The PFC is showing .91 Volts when idling, driving, boosting etc and according to a few threads that I found on here, it should be following the TPS voltage.
Anyone have a pic of where the OMP is located. I've been searching to no avail. Do I need to remove the alternator or air pump to see it?
FSM isn't all that helpful for someone who doesn't already know where the frickin thing is.
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Shitty luck Alberto, when Ihor had your subframe dropped to do your oil pan, he could have easily replaced the oil metering pump. It's located on the bottom front passenger corner of the block.