

| Subject: | oil pressure led |
| From: | John McLean |
| Date: | Sun, 23 Sep 2001 10:38:57 -0700 |
consider a burnt LED - I just replaced the high beam indicator LED this week on my bus. I will take about an hour to do without rushing. You will have to remove the instrument cluster from the vehicle to reach the LED's. John McLean 87 Vanagon GL > > > I have recently noticed that the oil pressure light on my 84 > Westy is not coming on when you turn on the key, while the oxygen > sensor and the alternator lights do come on as expected. The last > time I noticed the light was a while driving back from High > Country Bus Festival in a driving rain. The led had a very slight, > intermittent glow, which I had noticed sometimes before when it > was damp. It would always go away when the bus dried out, so I > figured it was some sort of moisture leak in one of the sensors. > It looks like something has finally failed. > > Any suggestions on where to start looking. > > Thanks in advance, > > Jim > > -- > Jim and Lois Henry > Durham, NC > > www.jchgis.com (Jim) dull work stuff > www.foxcarving.com (Lois) really neat stuff > > 84 GSL-SE > 85 GSL-SE (parts car) > 84 Vanagon Westfalia camper > 95 Oldsmobile Aurora > 93 Geo Prism > 87 RX7 na > > jch@jchgis.com > lkhenry@vnet.net
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