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Old 24-05-2012, 05:49 PM   #19
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Default Re: Engine Damage - Run with Oil light showing for 2 minutes

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Originally Posted by sudszy
Really, so all holdens(those with mechanical fuel pumps as well) dont really need to come with oil pressure lights because the motor will stop in seconds due to the fuel pump dying anyway?

Without wishing to be argumentative, I simply dont believe it. Computerised systems in modern cars for this use the crank angle sensor to evaluate whether the engine is still turning.
stop being an idiot. mech fuel.

it is simple and easy to do it of the oil sender.
vn~vs v8 dont run a cas.
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