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Old Nov 6, 2012 | 10:00 AM
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Hi.

I am trying to find some explanation on my problem: When I cold start my 2002 s60 2.0T, eraly in the morning, the "low oil pressure" advise comes on, since the engine takes 5 to 6 seconds to turn off the oil pressure light. There's no thicking noise in the head, so I realise the lubrication is ok that.

I changed oil sump o'rings, even the oil pump and gaskets, and the pick up o'ring.

The problem my mechanic said is that the oil, somehow, when I turn off my car in the night, comes down to the oil sump, and always in the cold start, the car acts as I had changed the oil.

In the oil pump, also, after the cold start, we notice some noise, like the air passing through the pump... but this ends in a few minutes. After the stratup, I do not get any other advise, and oil pressure runs just fine, in low and high RPM.

Can anyone help me with this? Where can I search to stop this "drain back oil" to the oil pan when the car stops for one night? We checked almost everything and the problem persists.

Thanks for the attention.
 
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Old Dec 10, 2012 | 08:29 AM
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Why on cold day on first start up in the morning earlier only my oil pressure gauges stay low in a light check?
why on cold day or first start up in the morning earlier only my oil pressure gauges stay low in a light check gages come on? After 2 min the oil pressure go back to normal, it this normal the engine sound good?
 
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