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get me on the road · 12-10-2007, 09:17 PM

DUT DA DA DAAAAAAA......... ChevyTech to the rescue, thanks for the reply. I will check that tonight. As for the sender, theres no way to test it with the engine off? I dont think it will start or run with the sender unplugged, but then again I dont know. Does it read lbs of vacuum or pressure, so could I take the sender off and hook my mighty vac to it or put my air nozzle from the compressor to it and put a little air pressure to it? Can I safely clean the sender?

12-10-2007, 09:17 PM	#12
get me on the road No Matter What. Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Do I know you? Posts: 655	Re: Low oil pressure. DUT DA DA DAAAAAAA......... ChevyTech to the rescue, thanks for the reply. I will check that tonight. As for the sender, theres no way to test it with the engine off? I dont think it will start or run with the sender unplugged, but then again I dont know. Does it read lbs of vacuum or pressure, so could I take the sender off and hook my mighty vac to it or put my air nozzle from the compressor to it and put a little air pressure to it? Can I safely clean the sender? __________________ Currently own: 89 Chevy Silverado Previously Owned:Starting with my first vehicle 86 Mercury Cougar /89 Olds 88 /88 Chevy S-10 /84 Pontiac Firebird(I miss it) /91 Chevy S-10