Low oil pressure warning lamp

Hi, any help appreciated. My golf gti mk1 cabby has a flashing low pressure oil light. I have changed the sender unit and it still flashes. Had a compression test done and all ok. Does anyone know somewhere/someone who is good with VW auto electrics please? Need to get this sorted, just incase the engine is going to seize

Cheers

Chris

cant help you on this, but that mystery wire behind the headlight, im fiarly sure its the outside air temperature sensor for the mfa. just a thought

Mate, what does MFA stand for?

Multi-Funktions-Anzeige or Multi-Function Indicator/Announcement.

worn oil pump

Cheers Dan. having it oil pressure tested this morning. Will probably get another pump this afternoon :-)

and filter/oil + sump gasket and gasket plug

Oh the joys

Oil pressure is fine, thank goodness! Now I need a new set of clocks! Cheaper than an oil pump .

Tis the clocks m8 ...change them n the problem goes....mine was intermittent it only happened when i was late/stressed or just been cut up by a nobhead....drove me mad...changed clocks ...no beep

iv ad this sort off prob on mine. also the main head light bulb flickers. again changed all the sensors but then found out could b a voltage stabilizer behind the clocks. only cost a few quid but pain 2 fit i thought off new clocks but with mots on dvla data would it matter ???

I've had this problem on mine. Mine has an oil pressure gauge in it, so I knew that wasn't the problem. I changed the clocks over last night, problem solved.As for for MOT's I'm not 100% sure, but I would have thought that if you had someway of proving that the clocks had been changed for a genuine reason, with a record of the mileage on both clocks, then wouldn't that be ok?

There should be no problems changing your clocks...just take pictures of the new and old clocks side by side wih a date on the pictures, and then one of each set of clocks...just keep these for your records.

What he said /\ if you are worried about the MOT just keep ya old clocks and take them along when you have the next one...