[NotJustCarsButFamily]

Hi,

I'm new to this forum so hopefully I'm posting this in the right place...
For the past few weeks I have been getting a warning saying that my oil level in the car is too low but when I stop on a level surface and measure the level it comes back as normal. I topped it of to just under max but the issue still persists so I was thinking that it might be the oil pressure sensor but I'm not really sure.

Thoughts and or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

2014 RWD AT 48,000 miles

Mods:
DP, FMIC, Intake, Charge pipes, "performace" oil filter lol, Stage 2 BootMod3 91

[Rich.Wolfson]

Originally Posted by NotJustCarsButFamily

I'm new to this forum ..."performance" oil filter lol...

Change the oil filter to an OEM or Mann and get back to us. Look for the simple things first.

///Rich

[xlugoz]

Originally Posted by NotJustCarsButFamily

Hi,

I'm new to this forum so hopefully I'm posting this in the right place...
For the past few weeks I have been getting a warning saying that my oil level in the car is too low but when I stop on a level surface and measure the level it comes back as normal. I topped it of to just under max but the issue still persists so I was thinking that it might be the oil pressure sensor but I'm not really sure.

Thoughts and or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

2014 RWD AT 48,000 miles

Mods:
DP, FMIC, Intake, Charge pipes, "performace" oil filter lol, Stage 2 BootMod3 91

Replace the oil lever sensor located at the bottom of the pan, it's a relatively easy replacement that you should do with an oil filter and oil change. If that sensor begins to become faulty you will get the low oil warning randomly, you may think the issue is resolved when it goes away but if not addressed you could run into an issue where it stops warning you completely and have the possibility of the car actually having low to no oil. Inspect your underbelly and engine bay for any trace of an oil leak, even if it's small. Good luck!