Master Mechanic in toyota question
01-17-2011, 12:40 PM
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Master Mechanic in toyota question
04 toyota seqouia topline model....well anyways i did an oil change(10w-30) and put lucus synthetic lub and my oil pressure went to 0..i have to press on the gas pretty hard to have the oil presure up..is there any way to fix it and is it really bad for the car?? thanks for the help
01-17-2011, 01:28 PM
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Re: Master Mechanic in toyota question
You must have screwed something up during the oil change, or knocked the oil pressure sensor loose. Something is obviously wrong if you used the correct weight oil and you don't have any oil pressure. It's probably something really simple though.
01-17-2011, 04:51 PM
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Re: Master Mechanic in toyota question
When you poured the oil in was there immediately a huge puddle of oil beneath the vehicle? That could be the problem right there.
01-17-2011, 05:12 PM
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Re: Master Mechanic in toyota question
lol
the sequoia's have an oil pressure gauge stock on the cluster
the guage is bad or sender is bad, common.
or that shit needs some bearings.... bad haha
that's my super duper diagnostics. that'll be 98$ please
the sequoia's have an oil pressure gauge stock on the cluster
the guage is bad or sender is bad, common.
or that shit needs some bearings.... bad haha
that's my super duper diagnostics. that'll be 98$ please