Mine bang on the same as yours turn the lights on it drops same as when the fan kicks in too.
J James78 New Member Messages 14 Feb 14, 2016 #21 Mine bang on the same as yours turn the lights on it drops same as when the fan kicks in too.
conaero Forum Owner Messages 34,625 Feb 14, 2016 #22 Sounds like an earthing issue. You could try physically earthing the body of the sender to the chassis or to the negative terminal on the battery.
Sounds like an earthing issue. You could try physically earthing the body of the sender to the chassis or to the negative terminal on the battery.
CatmanV2 Member Messages 48,727 Feb 14, 2016 #23 Conaero said: Sounds like an earthing issue. You could try physically earthing the body of the sender to the chassis or to the negative terminal on the battery. Click to expand... Yep. If that improves things, the earth strap must be going as the sender screws into the engine block. C
Conaero said: Sounds like an earthing issue. You could try physically earthing the body of the sender to the chassis or to the negative terminal on the battery. Click to expand... Yep. If that improves things, the earth strap must be going as the sender screws into the engine block. C
safrane Member Messages 16,828 Feb 15, 2016 #25 Lovely looking 4200 James. I remember my 2003 one with great fondness.
J James78 New Member Messages 14 Mar 14, 2016 #26 Hi chaps Ref the oil pressure light, it's now sorted and was caused by a bad earth connection on the sender. She's now a steady pressure and once warm its at the correct pressure ☺️
Hi chaps Ref the oil pressure light, it's now sorted and was caused by a bad earth connection on the sender. She's now a steady pressure and once warm its at the correct pressure ☺️
