1991 Mitsubishi Eclipse "oil pressure gauge" Questions

...oil pressure I have a 95 Eclipse non turbo automatic and after the car has warmed up white smoke is coming from the tailpipe. Also my oil pressure gauge stays low and there is plenty of oil in it. ...

...oil pressure is running too high and was wondering if someone could enlighten me on how the gauge in my car reads. I'm thinking that when the needle gets to the point where its to the oil can and ...

...oil pressure sensor/switch. Other ideas? As listed above If your oil is clean and not sludged up where it restricts oil passages, then your low oil pressure may be caused by worn crankshaft bearings. ...

oil pressure switch on a 1999 mits eclipse ? The sensor to the oil pressure gauge is the large dome shaped sensor adjacent to the oil filter. The sensor to the oil light is in front of the dome shaped

...oil pressure drops below a certain PSI. Usually it's about 5-7 PSI. If your oil pressure is actually dropping that far it's a sign that your engine is wearing out. The oil pressure is caused by the ...

...oil pressure too hot. I just need to know that I'm reading the gauge right. Any where from a quarter to half way is fine. After this the oil presser is getting to high. be sure you run 10-30 in the ...

...the engine would help. But low idle oil pressure is not that important. After it warms up it looses oil pressure and power. After it cools down the oil pressure goes back to normal. How do I fix ...

...oil but the pressure gauge is showing a lower pressure than what it used to. Could it be the oil pump going out? Im running Valvoline 5W-30 synthetic blend in it. take it to a shop have them put a ...

...oil per Ford specs and jumper the low-pressure A/C switch to start a refill.  Most important is MODERATION of a system charge.  The A/C is a balanced sytem between the low cutout and high ...

...oil pressure switch wires. If equipped, with A/C, remove the A/C drive belt and the compressor. Leave the A/C lines attached. Do NOT discharge the system. Wire the compressor aside. Remove the power ...