Originally Posted by JARblue Stay away from the miSHITmoto kit. You have been warned. Tee off the stock engine oil pressure sensor. It's the best way. If you want to
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If you want to lose a motor. Go ahead and install the Misashitymoto kit. You wouldn't be the first one to lose a motor. Use either Z1 or FI oil cooler kits. These are proven. And tee of the stock engine pressure port like Jar said.
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Didn't want to derail this thread I've read very conflicting stories about mishimoto here so I was thinking that if I do everything dilligently and install a pressure gauge I should be fine - but OK, I'll check into other options, I believe you guys.
So regarding the gauge pressure sensor - I'd just replace the factory one with the gauge sensor and that should be it? Excuse my ignorance, just want to make sure I got it right. Also, thanks for the patience and info! |
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Here is why: • The oil pressure switch turns on the idiot light when oil pressure is < 5 psi. (tested & verified on my workbench) • You will have cam phasing codes (P0011/P0021) LONG before the low oil pressure light is turned on. • The oil pressure switch does not feed the ECU. It is wired directly to the IPDM/ER and when the single wire is grounded (< 5psi) the IPDM/ER sends a CAN bus message to the cluster to turn on the idiot light. I removed my oil pressure switch switch almost 2 years ago... it is not needed when you can see the actual pressure. |
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I prefer to use a thermostatic plate from a company that doesn't have a history of failed o-rings dumping engine oil while driving down the road. But that's just me
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Adding some info to this unsure if significant or not but
I noticed higher oil pressures after an oil change as well as the titan oil filter I use 10w30 - 10w40 on my engine. Have been for 3 years. Upon ownership I did the Gallery which was blown. Replaced with superceeded Nissan gasket. 30k miles later I did an oil change and switched from Fram Titan filter to OEM Nissan Titan filter and triggered a P0011 after 20 miles. Erratic needle jumps between 10-20 psi in conjunction with Bank 1 VTC erratic angle reading. This erraticness stops once p0011 is triggered. Now I can delete this code and oil pressures bounce in an electronically controlled pattern. This stops once code is triggered which I believe is when the VTC solenoids enter fault mode and stop opening keeping pressures stable however when they are trying to function I get erratic pressures but no loses which In my head could mean that the gallery might have busted again possibly due to higher pressures. I can see 120-130psi on cold. I can see 100+ at operating temps after 3k but drop and pick up between 80-100psi. All of this started with a switch from Fram to OEM. Not saying it was the filter but found it interesting. |
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