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HOW DO YOU KNOW IF IT's AN OIL PUMP PROBLEM?????????

posted by  someone claiming to be lynn on  Mon Oct 8 09:13 CST 2007 [RELATED]

My 1967 122s automatic doesn't get that much use and besides starting her up and taking her out to keep the battery and carbon from clogging her up....when I statred her up to just warm her up a little, the OIL LIGHT COMES ON..flickers, goes out, comes on...checked dip stick and actually had a little more than full {don't know why I would have added more at another time..maybe I couldn't get the correct reading on her} anyway....would a little extra oil cause the light to come on? The light comes on after about 5 or 10 min into warming her up. How do I eliminate each thing at a time and what do I do to check it out? thanks! LYNN What do you think it is????????






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