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Posted by Kevin (FL) on August 16, 2006 at 05:28:17 from (70.149.246.33):
In Reply to: Thanks posted by Tx Jim on August 16, 2006 at 03:46:23:
Are you sure there's no air in the system? Did you just change the filter or has this been happening for awhile? We have a 1995 6.5 that I maintained for a few years and I've had the same problem. Also did you check the lift pump function? If it's not working run a temporary wire to the pump to see if it's good. If that works then the oil pressure sending unit may be bad. This is where the lift pump gets it power after start-up. (Not sure if the 2000 model is set up the same way.)
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