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Originally Posted by Flieger View Post
It is probably a bad connection to the oil pressure sender. Check for cracked insulation, loose wires, as well as corrosion on fuses in the front fuse block. Beyond that, a bad ground wire or a failed pressure sending unit are possible.
+1. wires are located in right rear wheel well. That wire gets pelted by sand and road dirt and the insulation will sometimes get stripped exposing the wire to possible grounding.
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