All car engines have oil pumps in them to force the oil to circulate through the dozens of moving parts in the engines. This keeps the metal-to-metal friction of the moving parts at a minimum and also helps to reduce heat. Less friction and less heat extend the life of the engine. If the oil level in the engine gets too low, there won't be enough oil to sufficiently supply the lubricating needs of the engine. This level is detected in the engine by the oil light. If there is not enough oil, or if the oil pump is leaking or failing, the oil pressure from the pump will drop. Since this is dangerous to engine, the warning system picks up this condition, and turns on the warning light in the dashboard to let you know that a correction to this problem is required to keep your engine happy and healthy. If it is not corrected soon, the engine will began to self-destruct rapidly, from insufficient lubrication.
It means you have low oil pressure. Low oil pressure means you will destroy the engine if you keep running it with low pressure.
It means you need to add oil that your oil is low
The low oil pressure could mean that the vehicle is low on oil. More than likely the oil is leaking from the oil pan gasket.
Low oil, low oil pressure, failed oil pressure sensor.
It can mean you have low oil pressure and it can mean that the oil sending unit is bad. Do not ignore this and have this checked out by a trusted mechanic.
no oil or low oil pressure
If check gauges is lit and the oil press gauge is low, you have low oil pressure or a failed oil pressure sending unit.If check gauges is lit and the oil press gauge is low, you have low oil pressure or a failed oil pressure sending unit.
Low oil, low oil pressure, failed oil pressure sensor.Low oil, low oil pressure, failed oil pressure sensor.
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It means low oil pressure or possibly no oil at all.
It means the oil pressure is low, which could mean oil has leaked out, which could wreck the engine.