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doenst sound so good ....but treatable
gastritis
inflamed stomach and gastric linings
some kind of gastric problem that cant be left
needs investigating
A hernia looks like a protrusion on the outside skin of the abdomen. It is caused by a muscle/tissue weakness or tear that has allowed a portion of the stomach to push through and then push against the skin. It looks like a bulge, usually smooth and 1/2 ball shape, on the skin.
This code is saying the fuel preasure is too high, this may be caused by a stuck fuel preasure control valve or a bad fuel rail preasure sensor, you would need to first check the valve to make sure its not stuck then test the preasure sensor, to test sensor a scan tool would be very helpful. hope this helps.
the first thing is to scan the computer to locate the cylinder thats misfiring, the next thing would be to have the fuel preasure tested, as it seems like you may be loosing fuel preasure, this can be caused due to a bad fuelpump a clooged fuel or a bad fuel preasure regulator, when you feel the car misfiring remove the vacuum hose to regulator and make sure theres no gas leaking from regulator where the vacuum hose goes, hope this helps, also i would try a fuel system motor vac this clean the injectors and removes carbon build up.good luck.
This can be caused by many things like a bad fuel pump not holding preasure or a bad coolant temp sensor giving a false reading or bad module. the best thing would be to have a scan tool hooked up and look at all the input and output readings to see if something is off, and also a fuel preasure gauge to watch the preasure. this is going to need a shop otherwise youll be geussing and thats expensive, sorry i couldnt help too much.
It could, once the engine is running it then keeps the fuelpump running with the oil preasure switch and if the oil preasure drops it can stop the pump,but should start back up unless theres a bad fuelpump relay,
try replacing the oil preasure switch, if that doesnt solve your problem then have your oil preasure tested, if it really doesnt have oil preasure it will cause internal engine damage so start with the switch and then go from there, hope this is helpful.
There is the possibility the oil sending unit might be bad, but it is more likely that the oil preasure drops to a dangerous level when the engine is warm and the oil thins out. It would be advisable to take it to a shop and have them check the oil preasure with a remote preasure guage just to be sure before it could cause major and very expensive damage.
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