Checking Oil Pressure Warning Device (Buzzer)

How the device should work

Test Sequence From 8/81 ->

a) Engine not running – switch ignition on

—– LED must flash for about 3 seconds, buzzer should not sound

b) Engine running

Pull wire (0.5 blue/black) off oil pressure switch and increase engine speed to about 2000 rpm

—– LED must flash and buzzer sound

Test Sequence Model year 83

a) Engine not running – switch ignition on

—– LED must flash, buzzer* must not sound

b) Engine Running - Speed below 2000 rpm

Pull wire (0.5 yellow) off 0.3 bar oil pressure switch and earth it on vehicle

—–LED must flash, buzzer* must not sound

c) Engine Running – Speed above 2000 rpm

Pull wire (0.5 blue/black) off 1.8 bar oil pressure switch (but do NOT earth)

—–LED must flash, buzzer* must sound

* – On some vehicles (first ones produced) the control unit is so designed that in the lower speed range – oil pressure still below 0.3 bar – the buzzer sounds.

Test Sequence from 8/83->

a) Engine not running – switch ignition on

—– LED must flash, buzzer must not sound

b) Engine Running - Speed below 2000 rpm

Pull wire (0.5 blue/black) off 0.3 bar oil pressure switch and earth it on vehicle

—–LED must flash, buzzer must not sound

c) Engine Running – Speed above 2000 rpm

Pull wire (0.5 yellow) off 1.8 bar oil pressure switch (but do NOT earth)

—–LED must flash, buzzer must sound

* – On some vehicles (first ones produced) the control unit is so designed that in the lower speed range – oil pressure still below 0.3 bar – the buzzer sounds.

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Tuesday, July 13th, 2010 Electrical

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