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Hello everyone!

After stupidly having my Gt-r sitting in the garage doing nothing for about 2-3 years I’ve tried to give it a run. I changed the oil and oil filter and tried turning it over with no success (surprise surprise). My battery is fine and it’s got fresh fuel. 

As I turn it over I don’t get any oil pressure on the gauge, is that expected? Will I only get pressure once it starts? Bit of a noob tbh. I’ve read that the gtr oil pressure sensors are dodge city, could that be stopping it from starting?

Im going to check for spark but I’m worried it’s full of sludge. Can anyone point me in the direction of a good mechanic in Sydney’s south? 

Thanks!

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Hey mate, welcome to the site.

I can see you've posted this in one of the other forums. You'll get more exposure there.

In future please try not to double post, instead you can report your own post and request it to be moved.

 

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59 minutes ago, GtrMosh said:

Thanks mate,

yeah I couldn’t figure out how to delete my first post. I’ll report it now. Cheers

No probs. No need to report now, just in future if you want a post moved. ?

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