Hey has any1 had this problem? I know they are new engines but just curious to see. My friend just bought 06 uplander has 371 miles and dealer doesnt seem to know the fix. they have changed computers oil pressure sensor and havent figured it out yet. Any ideas? Also has any had any other problems yet w/ theis engine. Thanks in advanced !
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If it only has 371 miles on it, it is well within the warranty, so the dealership should be finding the problem and fixing it no matter what. If they suspect the cluster, then I would say they should replace the cluster to find out.
If anything, it might just be a pinched wire from the sensor to the cluster, or to the BCC, PCM, or whatever route the sensor wire goes.-Brad-
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Originally posted by bszopiIf it only has 371 miles on it, it is well within the warranty, so the dealership should be finding the problem and fixing it no matter what. If they suspect the cluster, then I would say they should replace the cluster to find out.
If anything, it might just be a pinched wire from the sensor to the cluster, or to the BCC, PCM, or whatever route the sensor wire goes.
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Tell your buddy to get his vehicle to the d'ship asap. There is a Preliminary bulletin about the Oil pumps missing a plug in them.
Make sure its the right engine code that applies to this however:
Originally posted by GMLow Oil Pressure Light/Gauge - keywords 3.5 3.9 cup gage left low LZ4 LZE LZ9 plug #PIP3662 - (Dec 21, 2005)
Low Oil Pressure Light/Gauge
2006 Buick Terraza
2006 Chevrolet Impala, Monte Carlo, Malibu, Uplander
2006 Pontiac G6, Montana SV6
2006 Saturn Relay
The following diagnosis might be helpful if the vehicle exhibits the symptom(s) described in this PI.
Condition/Concern:
Low oil pressure in left hand turns. Usually occurs after vehicle has accumulated some mileage, but generally seen before 10,000 miles have accrued on vehicle. Condition only occurs when making left hand turns.
Engine oil pump may have a loose/missing cup plug in the pump body. During left hand turns, oil will move away from the pump body, exposing the open hole in the pump body and causing the low oil pressure concern.
Recommendation/Instructions:
1. Verify engine oil is at proper level.
2. Duplicate condition and verify low oil pressure.
3. Remove oil pan and inspect oil pump body for missing cup plug. Location of plug is given in the below picture.
Object Number: 1745785 Size: MF
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Object Number: 1745787 Size: MF
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1. Inspect pump plug as indicated in above picture. If plug is missing, damaged or cocked, replace engine oil pump. Make sure to remove cup plug from engine oil pan before installing oil pan on vehicle.
2. GMPT Engineering has requested the WPC to return all replaced pumps for inspection until further notice.
Note: Make sure the cup plug is returned with the pump assembly if it was found in the oil pan
Please follow this diagnostic or repair process thoroughly and complete each step. If the condition exhibited is resolved without completing every step, the remaining steps do not need to be performed.Colin
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