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08 GMC SIERRA low oil pressure, reading 130kpa need help


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08 gmc Sierra reading 130kpa while driving 100km need help it dropped to 0 and told me to shut engine down then I fired it back up and it would let me drive 15 min before it repeated 

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Oil level? If good might be something getting caught in the pickup, or the screen under the oil pressure sensor. When it dropped to 0 did the lifters start to make noise? This would be an indication that the pressure is actually low and not just a sensor issue. 

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Thanks for the fast reply !!Caught in pickup? No noise that I could hear ,I'm going to change the oil tomorow and filter ,it has a fram filter on it and I've read some bad reviews on it clogging ,any insight to that ? Also what's your thoughts on running a quart of  automatic transmission fluid for 15 min befor draining to clean gunk out ? 

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The pressure sensors are a known issue as well. They fail often. Always replace the filter screen along with the sensor as you are already there.

 

 

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4 hours ago, dsr611 said:

 

 

On 1/24/2020 at 8:25 PM, CamGTP said:

The pressure sensors are a known issue as well. They fail often. Always replace the filter screen along with the sensor as you are already there.

 

 

Thanks guys ,turns out it was a dirty fram filter I switched it out and changed the oil ,and it's back to normal:)

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On 1/24/2020 at 7:56 PM, Brian715 said:

Oil level? If good might be something getting caught in the pickup, or the screen under the oil pressure sensor. When it dropped to 0 did the lifters start to make noise? This would be an indication that the pressure is actually low and not just a sensor issue. 

It was a dirty fram filter ,thanks alot  ,this gmc forum is awesome 

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Hope you replaced it with a clean fram...jk I used to think all oil filters were fine, until I blew up a buddies 6.0 Ford with a fram. I stick with oem filters now. 

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