MatthewStark
TDR MEMBER
Was driving home two nights ago and check gauges alarm sounded. Oil pressure gauge registered 0-psi. Immediately pulled over and shut it down.
Had my truck, 1999 QC-auto, towed to Herb Chambers Dodge in Danvers MA near my home.
They checked it out and said that when the tech started it the oil pressure came right up and the check gauges alarm did not sound.
I picked the truck up this evening and drove it home, all seemed normal.
An hour later I started it to go do an errand and the check gauges alarm sounded and the oil pressure gauge registered 0-psi.
When I picked the truck up the tech said to ignore this problem if it happened again and try to bring the truck in while the condition is occurring as it is probably electrical. So I drove it down the street and did my errand, about three miles down the road the oil pressure gauge climbed at a normal rate to approximately 60-psi which has been the normal reading since new that I have observed.
Has anyone else experienced this same problem, I am still under warranty, 34k miles, but as of now I am not driving the truck anymore so I don't burn the motor which may have already been done!
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Thankyou for the quick response. I have another question, is there a Dodge dealer in New England (Southern ME, NH, VT or MA) that is familiar with these quirky problems, ie. , the sending unit, lfit pump problems reflashes for the ECM etc... ?
[This message has been edited by mtsk (edited 04-14-2001). ]
Had my truck, 1999 QC-auto, towed to Herb Chambers Dodge in Danvers MA near my home.
They checked it out and said that when the tech started it the oil pressure came right up and the check gauges alarm did not sound.
I picked the truck up this evening and drove it home, all seemed normal.
An hour later I started it to go do an errand and the check gauges alarm sounded and the oil pressure gauge registered 0-psi.
When I picked the truck up the tech said to ignore this problem if it happened again and try to bring the truck in while the condition is occurring as it is probably electrical. So I drove it down the street and did my errand, about three miles down the road the oil pressure gauge climbed at a normal rate to approximately 60-psi which has been the normal reading since new that I have observed.
Has anyone else experienced this same problem, I am still under warranty, 34k miles, but as of now I am not driving the truck anymore so I don't burn the motor which may have already been done!
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Thankyou for the quick response. I have another question, is there a Dodge dealer in New England (Southern ME, NH, VT or MA) that is familiar with these quirky problems, ie. , the sending unit, lfit pump problems reflashes for the ECM etc... ?
[This message has been edited by mtsk (edited 04-14-2001). ]