dvdswan
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This hasn't happened but a couple of times since I've owned the truck. I've only noticed this when I'm idling. I will have normal oil pressure then out of the blue the gauge will drop to zero then back up to normal. It will do this a couple to 3 or 4 times and click. This would be in the matter of say 2 seconds. I would guess to say the clicking is from the needle hitting the bottom point of the gauge.
I don't think the sender would cause this unless the wire was barely on the sensor and it would do this more frequently I believe. But I've been wrong before... according to my wife.
I'm leaning towards the cluster so is there a way to test the gauge itself in the cluster? I'm replacing the cluster bulbs soon and this would be a good time to check the gauge.
Thoughts?
I don't think the sender would cause this unless the wire was barely on the sensor and it would do this more frequently I believe. But I've been wrong before... according to my wife.
I'm leaning towards the cluster so is there a way to test the gauge itself in the cluster? I'm replacing the cluster bulbs soon and this would be a good time to check the gauge.
Thoughts?