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Never less than about 10lbs.usually 30lbs or so
If less then either engine main bearings is badly worn or or the relief valve inside the oil pump is stuck in the bipass mode.
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Oil level? Last time serviced? Oil filter changed? Number of miles? Regular service as required by Owner's manual? Otherwise if none of these are a problem, you may have a failed or failing oil pump. Worst case is bearing problem.
P0134 02 Sensor Circuit no activity Detected (bank 1 sensor 1) first check your fuses check the wiring to the sensor(the sensor is on the exhaust in front of the engine-open the hood and look down) if the fuses and the wiring look good replace the O2 sensor there are 2 types of sensors original equipment(oe) style and universal the oe style has a connector you just plug in, the universal you have to hard wire in
the 2nd code is Mass Air Flow (MAF) Circuit Low Input check the wireing, make shure theres a good connections you said that you already replaced this sensor so im going to recomend that you go after the other code first
deal with the oxygen sensor then reset the computer and see what codes come back
Hi birriel
I assume you are asking because you are experiencing some type of pressure.hat does your oil pressure read at idle???
Loringh
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