IMPORTANT: The Chronicles of Low Oil Pressure by 07burb

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Buy a premium oil, cheapest insurance policy!
Additives are snake oil.

Also, if your car owners guide doesn't ask for synthetic, dont run it.
 
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Been using a premium oil since I bought it 5 years ago :waytogo:
 
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Looks like the issue is fixed! The culprit is a screen that sits between the oil sensor and the oil flow. It gets gunked up over time which in turn leads to false readings.

Here's a pic of the screen that was removed
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I will update the initial post with this info in case someone searches for it
 
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No, top of the block at the back near the fire wall where the pressure sensor is at. You take the pressure sensor out then that pulls out. Another reason why it's EXTREMELY important to do regular oil changes. Not 100% about how often the previous owner changed the oil prior to us owning it. :shrug:
 

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