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jimmy91



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65 Plate L405 4.4 Oil Light Issue

Hi all, have a bit of a issue with my 2015 L405 4.4 V8 80k on the clock. The oil light comes on start up but disappears as soon as I move.
I have checked the oil and it is showing on the service menu as full so don't believe there is a issue there but could be wrong.
I have checked underneath on the ramp to see if I can see any leaks but again seems bone dry.
Has anyone got any ideas on where next to check before I take it to the stealers.
Thanks

Post #694079 8th Jun 2024 5:20pm
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Spridget



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I think I would be looking for the oil pressure switch. It's probably not as simple as that now but something must sense the pressure and switch the light off or on as required. A temporary gauge connected to the tapping would remove all doubt. It's been like that for 100 years but probably something ridiculously complicated now.
Hopefully someone in the know will be along with details of location etc.

Post #694087 8th Jun 2024 6:11pm
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jimmy91



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Thanks I will give this a go and see what I can find and report back my findings.

Post #694195 10th Jun 2024 12:36pm
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GraemeS



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A simple pressure switch is still used.

If the light goes off when the vehicle moves without having increased the revs then the cause could be a bare wire earthing, but if revs need to be increased then replace the switch as the 1st step.

Post #694200 10th Jun 2024 1:22pm
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Kot



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Have you changed the oil filter recently? 2018 SE SDV8 4.4 Byron Blue

Post #694241 10th Jun 2024 11:30pm
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GraemeS



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Oh yes, must check that plug with every filter change.

Post #694243 11th Jun 2024 5:12am
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JayGee



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Mine does this when parked on a slope facing up. Never on the flat or facing down. Never got to the bottom of it but suspect something to do with how the oil pickup in the sump is situated. It’s definitely oil starvation as the engine noise changes when the light goes out. I always try to park facing down. 2012 TDV8 Vogue (L322)

Post #694250 11th Jun 2024 9:21am
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jimmy91



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Thanks for the replies guys, I have now changed the pressure switch and it seems ok now.
Although I do park on a hill so thinking about your message JayGee it is identical to mine.

Post #694329 12th Jun 2024 7:58pm
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