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Re: 91 Integra - Oil Pressure Light and Headlight Chime
| B.Creech | 22 Jan 2006 02:08 |
I have the same problem with the oil light coming on periodically especially when it has been raining or really humid on my 91 Integra. I have also replaced the oil sending unit. The light will come on full red sometimes, other times just dim red...... this has been going on for 2 years now. The light may come on for days, the go off and not come back on for weeks. As long as I know there is oil in the car....which I check weekly, I just keep driving it......248K miles and running strong. I am thinking it possibly could be a bad ground somewhere.
>I've searched this group for previous messages and noticed that the oil >pressure light has been mentioned a few times. When it's been raining for a [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > |
| R. Weber | 18 Jan 2006 19:20 |
I've searched this group for previous messages and noticed that the oil pressure light has been mentioned a few times. When it's been raining for a long time it comes on, flickers, or is real dim. In addition the headlight chime also chirps randomly during the same weather conditions. I never knew that the chime even existed because it doesn't work as it's supposed to. I've replaced the oil sending switch and problem still exists. Tried connecting a mechanical oil guage to test pressure but am having problems finding right fitting for block connection. Standard 1/8 inch thread only turns in about 1 1/2 turns and I don't want to force it any further. There seems to be a Technical Service Bulletin # 90013 called "Engine- Low Oil Pressure Light Flashes". Can anyone tell me what this bulletin is about? Any help greatly appreciated. Kindest Regards, Robin
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