Very strange indeed. The oil pressure indicator malfunction would be what
I'd troubleshoot first , after checking a few things like oil level - alt. belt tension
- battery fluid level . For the oil light to come on and the tach to stop at the
same time very weird. Maybe that voltage regulator ( transistor )
on the back of the speedometer cluster if the 97 has one . Good luck
>>Steph
>Very strange indeed. The oil pressure indicator malfunction would be what
>I'd troubleshoot first , after checking a few things like oil level - alt. belt tension
>- battery fluid level . For the oil light to come on and the tach to stop at the
> same time very weird. Maybe that voltage regulator ( transistor )
>on the back of the speedometer cluster if the 97 has one . Good luck
I did a google search on your symptoms . you are not the only one who
has had this happen. Several posters found the alt. belt loose and one
fixed his by whacking the alt. with 18 mm spanner. Yikes
Steph - 29 Mar 2007 02:35 GMT
On 27 mar, 08:47, samst...@aol.com wrote:
> >>Steph
> >Very strange indeed. The oil pressure indicator malfunction would be what
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> has had this happen. Several posters found the alt. belt loose and one
> fixed his by whacking the alt. with 18 mm spanner. Yikes
thanks... I finally found bad alternator... all came from there...
thanks everyone
Nate Nagel - 29 Mar 2007 02:41 GMT
>>>Steph
>>
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> has had this happen. Several posters found the alt. belt loose and one
> fixed his by whacking the alt. with 18 mm spanner. Yikes
Isnt the tach on a Diesel driven off the alternator? that bit makes
sense. I can't explain the oil light.
nate

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