1996 Suzuki Swift "unplug car oil level sensor" Questions

...portable generator will not run unless i unplug the low oil sensor,How do i fix this My portable generator will not start and run with low oil sensor connected if the oil level is ok change that ...

...car with good flashlight . Often wires become heat damaged cracked /oil soaked or The O Ring sealing unit to Pan Leaks = = False reading . But reason to trigger code / trouble light is often due to ...

oil warning light comes on when you start the car and stays on for 1 - 4 minutes then goes off. The oil was just changed and oil levels are good. Why is the light coming on? You have a sensor taht may

...Oil Filter these are often disconnected and not reconnected right or even damaged by accident. Unplug it and look to see if it is clean or not and reconnect it. See if the problem (still blinking) is ...

...unplug the oil level sensor plug on a 1997 Buick 3800 engine -You mean you want to remove it...? -If so unplug the wire that connect to and use standard sock to remove it. -Or if the wire is weld to ...

...is the sensor, it is located on the radiator near the battery, it will stay off if you unplug it, Check the fuses and relays though just to make sure, oil pressure sensor possibly but again check ...

unplug the oil pressure sending unit and the light does not go out, the cause of the oil light staying on is something other than the oil pressure sending unit. RE pete cass posting: I believe that if

...and replaced the oil level sensor but the check oil level lights is still on. What else could it be or is there something else I need to do? Does the warning light go off if you unplug the sensor

...if My pontiac g6 keeps showing low oil level in the dic If the oil level in the engine is between add and full the sensor mounted in the oil pan may be bad or unplugged. I hope this helps. Take

car, everything else is fine, i have tried opening the bonnet to make the light go off but nothing works. any suggestions? There is a sensor in the side or bottom of the oil pan that has gone bad. You