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Erratic needle - Oil Press Sending Unit or the Gauge?

Recently, my oil pressure gauge needle has been making little variations or tiny 'bounces' and now is indicating a little lower than usual. Is this a Gauge problem or a sending unit problem?

Also, if I recall, it is either the oil temp sending unit or the oil pressure sending unit that is a b*tch to remove. Anyone done this? Otherwise the engine runs and sounds normal.

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Just took another look at it. It seems the AC bracket may have to come out of the way to get the sender out, still looks like a tight squeeze.
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generally speaking, if the gauge moves, it's ok. the sender replacement requires removing the top of the A/C bracket. remove the sender and it's mounting block as a unit and clamp the block in a vise to separate the two.
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FWIW: Mine bounces all over the place when revving/moving, too. At idle or cruising it remains steady. Not sure if this is a defect or SOP.
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Okay,

Thanks, John
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Make sure to clean all of the electrical connections too. Sometimes nothing is actually broken, just dirty.
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First thing l'll try, clean up the connections then go from there

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