EFI Fault and Oil Pressure of 99 PSI
EFI Fault and Oil Pressure of 99 PSI
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Bonedoc

Original Poster:

80 posts

241 months

Thursday 22nd March 2007
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Drove to work early yesterday morning, very cold and frosty. For the first 10 mins had a repeated EFI fault and the oil pressure reading 99 PSI , once warmed up the fault seemed to go away and the oil pressure reading was normal. Do I have a problem?

Mustang Baz

1,652 posts

258 months

Thursday 22nd March 2007
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Sounds like a potentially iffy oil sensor which is very common. May well also go away with time!

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Bonedoc

Original Poster:

80 posts

241 months

Thursday 22nd March 2007
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Thanks very much, I see you had a similar problem, did it spontaneously disappear or did the sensor need replacing?
Many thanks

yahooooooo

248 posts

232 months

Thursday 22nd March 2007
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I had an EFI WARNING as well (oil pressure was ok),took it to tvr dealers in exeter and they said it gave this warning because it needed a tune up.They did the tune up and all was ok for a great cost of £40

Mustang Baz

1,652 posts

258 months

Thursday 22nd March 2007
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Bonedoc said:
Thanks very much, I see you had a similar problem, did it spontaneously disappear or did the sensor need replacing?
Many thanks


Oil pressure sensor replaced - along with most of the other sensors since then !


Edited by Mustang Baz on Thursday 22 March 17:47

RedSpike66

2,342 posts

236 months

Sunday 25th March 2007
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My T350 sits on the drive in all weathers.....
On really cold mornings I regularly get the EFI fault far fractions of a second...
Got used to ignoring it for now and put down to external temperatures...
Along with the 201 degrees temp on startup!!

Car's running like a dream all temps and pressures seem ok after a few miles.