Subject	Re: Low Oil Pressure and Ticking
Posted by	Medallion Man on October 16, 2012 at 3:20 AM
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In Reply To	Low Oil Pressure and Ticking posted by 300zxNA2TT on October 16, 2012 at 12:11 AM
Message	Hi, from my experience the oil sender unit is a regular culprit, replace it and check the connection/wire. what type of oil are you using? again I would suggest a semi synthetic 10W40 or 15W40 for these older engines, this will also help with the oil pressure (and smoke if any and ticking). when you do the oil change its also good to do a clean, there are additives to aid in this, you could also do a flush with some cheap oil (and replace the oil filter). once you do this then check again for the oil pressure issue.
Follow Ups	Low Oil Pressure and Ticking - 300zxNA2TT 00:11:06 10/16/12 Re: Low Oil Pressure and Ticking - Medallion Man 03:20:07 10/16/12 Normally I would say check out the sender... But if you have - Supermario680 (WI) 05:07:53 10/16/12 ??? Lifter ticking is somewhat normal on these engines. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 21:14:33 10/16/12 Check the oil pan - Stadsport (Nick@CZP) 09:47:14 10/16/12 Maybe Im mistaken, isnt the sender just a signal sender - 300zxNA2TT 10:56:54 10/16/12 The OPSU reads the pressure going through the system - 300ZMang 13:33:27 10/16/12 Re: Maybe Im mistaken, isnt the sender just a signal sender - Stadsport (Nick@CZP) 14:19:26 10/16/12 Re: Check the oil pan - Tanley 13:06:22 10/16/12 Get an accurate reading... - Drunkpunk082 13:52:41 10/16/12 Your still not getting it. - Tanley 19:07:58 10/16/12 NO no, I get it. - 300zxNA2TT 23:03:57 10/17/12 If you oil pan was dented did you check the condition of the - JonnyZ(SoCal) 02:02:30 10/18/12 Not to my knowledge. What I was told by the guy - 300zxNA2TT 11:54:31 10/18/12
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