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Uploaded by on Oct 24, 2010

This is what the gauges look like when the Oil pump is going out. Bad sign...

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  • I think the connector to your oil pressure sender is bad. I can't imagine your oil pressure would vary that wildly without some severe engine noise or engine failure.

  • @pblackbird I had the oil pump replaced.. problem solved.. and there was slight knocking but no damage was done. Runs great now..

  • is this bad oil pump or just low oil pressure? because your oil pump is not what creates pressure

  • @mafix2101985

    It was the original oil pump. And yes without pump supplying oil, pressure is lost.

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  • You see how it drops to 0, then it returns to 50 or better, if its a bad pump or going bad it will not return to 50 psi, so its not the pump itself, you may be low on oil, it may pump it to the top and in a gummed up engine it wont flow back to the pan quick enuff, so your pump picks up air and that causes the fluctuation, thats just one scenario, could be so many, put a manual gauge on it first step then work from there, dont assume its the pump first thing, work from easy to hard, good luck!

  • @pblackbird Actually the pressure sender is basically an ON/OFF switch in some vehicles. So it would do this if starved of oil.

  • Mine was doing the same thing. I have an 01 Camaro with the 3800 V6. It's in the shop now. I'll know more in the morning if anything was damaged or not.

  • i have a 95 too when i start it the pressure is at 40 , but when it gets hot it gows down to 20 or so is this the pump or sender ???

  • @kickass5410 it's the actual clearances between the rod bearings and the main bearings that creates pressure lol theres a oil pump that picks up oil from the bottom of the pan and sends it through the oil filter right to the crank and piston rods

  • @mafix2101985 the only thing the crank case does for oil is flings it up onto the bottom of the connecting rod and piston skirt. i do know that there are some people that are better mechanics than me and that have more knowlege abou this stuff but its basic common sence.

  • @kickass4510 the crank case son.

  • @mafix2101985 your retarted. please tell me what you think creates pressure???

  • My 95's doin the same thing it just's doesn't vary as much as this one on the vid is their a possibility that it could be a senser fukin up or is it guaranteed the oil pump ?

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