The oil reader remains stable at a quarter even though the oil is good
The oil reader remains stable at a quarter even though the oil is good
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Khaled, I don't know anything specific about your vehicle, but in general oil pressure gauges work by reading a variable resistance provided by the sensor mounted on the engine block. So a change in that resistance should be reflected on the gauge if the gauge is working.
You'll need to locate the sensor on the engine. Watch the gauge as you unplug it; it will either go all the way to maximum or drop all the way to zero. Then if you ground the wire to the block, you should see the gauge go to the other extreme. If that all works, then you've verified the gauge is working and that you need to replace the sensor mounted on the block.
Otherwise the next step is to verify the wiring from the engine to the gauge; you'll need a wiring diagram to trace the wire colors and connections.
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Could I send you the pictures of my car under
@khalebhasibiri Hi Khaleb,
The best way to get help for your car is to start your own question under the proper category for your car. Then you can attach your pictures to your question so we can all see what you see. It will also help if you include the specifics of your car including year, submodel and engine size.
By doing that you not only get my help, but also that of the hundreds of other people who frequent this site, many of whom may know much more about your particular vehicle than me.
