oil leak help needed
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oil leak help needed
Have oil leak can see it need advice how to cure its coming from just above oil filter from the push in plug about two inches above the filter the back of the plug has popped out have pushed it back and the leak stopped but as soon as engine started the pressure pushes it out has one wire running out of the back so belive it to be a sensor but oil gauge is still registering any advice help ......
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Get a new oil pressure switch (this is probably what has broken). These tend to break when you let Jiffy Lubers remove your filters. You will want to specify if you have a tach or not. When this is replaced, you should be leak free.
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yea it sounds like the oil pressure sending unit to me man...ive had one go completely bad to the point, i turn on the jeep, and in 2 minutes, all the oil from the engine is laying on the ground belowe it..lol
yea, just get a new sending unit and it should be good...something like 15 bucks
yea, just get a new sending unit and it should be good...something like 15 bucks
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Correct grammar would look like this at the Graduate level.
I am an educator on summer recess. Therefore, I shall refrain from making grammatical corrections.
Ha ha. Semi colons are to be used rarely. The educational elites prefer that one deliver thoughts independent of each other if possible. Merely the present grammatical fad. just like the new APA requirements that came out this month.
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Ok, if you want to split hairs.
Correct grammar would look like this at the Graduate level.
I am an educator on summer recess. Therefore, I shall refrain from making grammatical corrections.
Ha ha. Semi colons are to be used rarely. The educational elites prefer that one deliver thoughts independent of each other if possible. Merely the present grammatical fad. just like the new APA requirements that came out this month.
Correct grammar would look like this at the Graduate level.
I am an educator on summer recess. Therefore, I shall refrain from making grammatical corrections.
Ha ha. Semi colons are to be used rarely. The educational elites prefer that one deliver thoughts independent of each other if possible. Merely the present grammatical fad. just like the new APA requirements that came out this month.
Bottom line: You're right. It is summer and we should not spoil a good forum with 5th grade English lessons. But...what is the deal with the new APA guidelines?
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No word on WHAT the new rules are, prolly use semicolons everywhere! I just emailed Styleease to see if they are going to send a patch for my software!
No word on WHAT the new rules are, prolly use semicolons everywhere! I just emailed Styleease to see if they are going to send a patch for my software!
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software? CHEATER! I'm stuck using the black and red style manual. Course a couple hundred page dissertation will force you to commit most of it to memory by the time you're done. I'll have to look into the software though. Is it spendy?
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Thanks all it is the oil pressure sensor have one on order my local jeep main dealers closed so have to wait for one should arrive today was £33 uk pounds thats about 50 bucks your money but just glad i got one.thanks for all the help.
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I'm a writer so stopping to look in a manual is a waste of effort. It's styleease -google it- Think it cost me $30. There's an update coming out soon so I'd wait a while. Well worth the $$ though
To the OP sorry it was so much $$ there! They are less than $20 at an auto parts store here! Don't forget some teflon tape on the threads when you install it. Won't leak that way!
I'm a writer so stopping to look in a manual is a waste of effort. It's styleease -google it- Think it cost me $30. There's an update coming out soon so I'd wait a while. Well worth the $$ though
To the OP sorry it was so much $$ there! They are less than $20 at an auto parts store here! Don't forget some teflon tape on the threads when you install it. Won't leak that way!
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I'm glad you found the source and at least it is a simple fix, if a little spendy.
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