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06-02-2016
Hello everyone I have a 2004 Grand Prix. My problem which im sure a lot of people have is problem that my low oil level light wont go off. I have replaced the sensor twice already and each time it worked great for a few days then the light is back on. Yes I made sure my oil was up an such. I have no idea what too do now. I most recently unplugged the sensor but still the message comes back on. does anyone have any idea what the problem might be?
06-02-2016
Why did you replace the sensor in the first place? A lot of sensors on these cars cannot be replaced with aftermarket options. It's best to stick with the original one, but if you can't, buy Delphi or AC-Delco. Otherwise expect problems.
06-02-2016
Maybe check the wires going to the plug to be sure they aren't cracked/broken. Might give a false reading.
06-04-2016
I have checked everything. I still don't have any luck with this. the message is still popping up even with the sensor unplug. I have a feeling its something internal or there is a wiring problem somewhere up the line. Does anyone have an idea on where the wires run too?
06-07-2016
I have this issue in my 04 Impala and it seems to be a common issue with them as well. Replaced the level sensor with a new ac delco one and no luck. I've been told by a very trustworthy mechanic and friend that I should take out the oil pressure spring in the oil filter adapter and clean out in there as it can actually be caused by a pressure issue. My pressure appears to be fine via my gauge but I plan to put in the high pressure kit from intense and a new oil pressure sensor and see if that helps. I have oil it's just annoying to see the light.
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