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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / April 2004

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Oil Pressure Light Comes On- 2002 Galant

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frank1492 - 23 Apr 2004 03:55 GMT
My GF has a 2002 Galant with about 60K miles on it.
Recently, she reported that the oil pressure warning light came
on sporadically, sometimes flickering. She also reported that
it would come on more often when she was stopped at a light.
      The oil was checked and found to be full.
      (1) Is this likely to be a true oil pump failure at 60K miles,
and is there anything I've said that suggests it isn't? (Dont worry,
she will have it checked ASAP.)
      (2) Can the pressure be verified with a simple external gauge
attachment? If so, where is this normally attached?
      Your help is much appreciated.
          Frank
Nobody U. Know - 23 Apr 2004 13:11 GMT
Yes, it can be checked. There are usually two senders; one for the gage and
one for the light. They are located near the oil filter and look like bells
with wires on the end. It is possible that one is clogged with a clump of
oil. They can be removed and blasted out with brake parts cleaner.

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> My GF has a 2002 Galant with about 60K miles on it.
> Recently, she reported that the oil pressure warning light came
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>        Your help is much appreciated.
>            Frank
 
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