Oil pressure drops to ZERO at stops.
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Oil pressure drops to ZERO at stops.
Okay well basically whenever I come to a stop, the oil pressure drops all the way to zero and dings, but comes back in a few seconds and/or while accelerating. Any ideas? The truck isn't giving me any type of indication that something is wrong. It may have or may have not been happening for a while, because there is a problem with the ABS so that dings during stops as well.
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Are you using a Fram oil filter? If so, change your oil and put a Purolator, Wix, K&N, mobile 1 or STP filter on. Fram's have been notorious for oil pressure issues.
If your getting up there in miles, your oil pump may be getting weak, or you may have a bad sending unit causing the Gauge light to show no oil pressure, but you really do. Verify that you are indeed loosing oil pressure at idle.
If your getting up there in miles, your oil pump may be getting weak, or you may have a bad sending unit causing the Gauge light to show no oil pressure, but you really do. Verify that you are indeed loosing oil pressure at idle.
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Are you using a Fram oil filter? If so, change your oil and put a Purolator, Wix, K&N, mobile 1 or STP filter on. Fram's have been notorious for oil pressure issues.
If your getting up there in miles, your oil pump may be getting weak, or you may have a bad sending unit causing the Gauge light to show no oil pressure, but you really do. Verify that you are indeed loosing oil pressure at idle.
If your getting up there in miles, your oil pump may be getting weak, or you may have a bad sending unit causing the Gauge light to show no oil pressure, but you really do. Verify that you are indeed loosing oil pressure at idle.
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I had this happen on my Durango AND Dakota.
It is more than likely the notorious engine sludge that builds up over time...and clogs the oil pick-up screen. It doesnt matter how often...or well you maintain these trucks...it always seems to happen one time or another.
I just put some diesel in the oil...and idled the truck for 10 minutes...then changed the oil...problem went away.
eventually it is going to hit 0 and never pop back...and then it starts knocking...and well...you know what happens then. Nip this in thebud before that happens.
It is more than likely the notorious engine sludge that builds up over time...and clogs the oil pick-up screen. It doesnt matter how often...or well you maintain these trucks...it always seems to happen one time or another.
I just put some diesel in the oil...and idled the truck for 10 minutes...then changed the oil...problem went away.
eventually it is going to hit 0 and never pop back...and then it starts knocking...and well...you know what happens then. Nip this in thebud before that happens.
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I had this happen on my Durango AND Dakota.
It is more than likely the notorious engine sludge that builds up over time...and clogs the oil pick-up screen. It doesnt matter how often...or well you maintain these trucks...it always seems to happen one time or another.
I just put some diesel in the oil...and idled the truck for 10 minutes...then changed the oil...problem went away.
eventually it is going to hit 0 and never pop back...and then it starts knocking...and well...you know what happens then. Nip this in thebud before that happens.
It is more than likely the notorious engine sludge that builds up over time...and clogs the oil pick-up screen. It doesnt matter how often...or well you maintain these trucks...it always seems to happen one time or another.
I just put some diesel in the oil...and idled the truck for 10 minutes...then changed the oil...problem went away.
eventually it is going to hit 0 and never pop back...and then it starts knocking...and well...you know what happens then. Nip this in thebud before that happens.
the engine sludge can be fixed. if u dont run the truck with no oil pressure
mines be running fine now. but its a real pain in the *** to fix
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