Hello,
The fact that your engine has not chewed itself to pieces suggests that your
oil pressure is not too bad, but that's not the best long-term way of keeping
track of your oil pressure. :-)
Obviously there is a problem in the wiring somewhere. There might be a short,
or maybe some previous owner has hooked up things all wrong. These problems
can be a real pain to track down. Try wiggling all the relevant harness while
the
engine is running and see if the light flickers off. Also check
the brake warning light and the brake pressure switch, because
these are interconnected with the oil pressure circuit.
Try disconnecting the wire to the brake pressure switch
(PDWA) and see if that changes anything.
Good luck,
Doug
At 08:16 PM 2/21/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>Thanks for the advice, Doug. I do have a one wire sender, new about a year
>ago. disconnected wire from sender, and light remains on! So, I have a
>problem elsewhere, right. But where? Am I to assume, therefore pressure is
>fine and wiring is suspect? Engine runs perfectly.
>John
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