Technical Wiring to oil pressure sensor

Currently reading:
Technical Wiring to oil pressure sensor

RobUlysse

New member
Joined
Aug 8, 2010
Messages
1
Points
1
Hi, I purchased a late 2003 2.0 diesel Ulysse a few months ago. Now done a few thousand miles and no real problems to speak of.

However, I noticed a few weeks ago that the oil pressure warning light never comes on. In other words, it isn't working, it doesn't light up when the ignition is switched on without the engine running. It's probably been like this since I bought it, but I'd just never noticed.

Hopefully this is just a fault and not hiding something more sinister!

Anyway, I've taken a look today. I am assuming that the oil pressure sensor is the little switch an inch or two above the oil filter? If so, then I note that this has two terminals. However, only yellow one wire is coming out the back of the plug. It looks as if there should be another wire (green?) but this appears to have been broken off or cut immediately as it leaves the plug. However, there's no sign of the remains of the broken/ cut wire, even after I've cut into the protective sleeving at the first junction on the loom.

So, my query - are my assumptions above correct? If so, does anybody know where that (green) wire is supposed to connect to, so that I can try to repair it?

Thanks!

Rob
 
Hi,

The oil light on the Ulysse I bought recently has begun to flicker on, initially on country lane hill climbing, but now whatever conditions are like.

I'd appreciate any wise words of advice.

Its an "S" plate 2.0 litre petrol (JTD?) not particulalry high mileage, no visible damage(!) and clean engine bay, that looked well maintained.

Oil job before I acquired: level normal now and clean, no other untoward symptoms, no smoking, no rattling.
 
Back
Top