How do I turn off LOW OIL alert??

[Young Guy]

I have an ‘07 Tahoe, and I replaced the original oil pan with one that doesn’t have an oil sensor.

How do I turn of the “Low Oil” alert??

 

[SpareParts]

My guess would be to just hook the two wires together.

 

[Doubeleive]

I do not personally have the answer but I would "guess" that the harness for said sensor needs to be either terminated or needs a resistor of xx value, you might have to look up and see what the normal ohm reading is that computer see's and use a appropriate resistor
so for instance if 1ohm indicates low oil and 5 ohms indicates oil full then use a 5ohm resistor.

personally I would just add a sensor, it's going to be a fukton cheaper than a new engine

 

[mikez71]

What @SpareParts said... Looks like you ground that brown wire...

 

[Young Guy]

I do not personally have the answer but I would "guess" that the harness for said sensor needs to be either terminated or needs a resistor of xx value, you might have to look up and see what the normal ohm reading is that computer see's and use a appropriate resistor
so for instance if 1ohm indicates low oil and 5 ohms indicates oil full then use a 5ohm resistor.

personally I would just add a sensor, it's going to be a fukton cheaper than a new engine

Thank you, I’ll research this further…

 

[Fless]

The description in the wiring diagram says "N.O. [normally open] held closed at normal fluid level" so just jumper the harness terminals.

 

[Marty_S]

I have an ‘07 Tahoe, and I replaced the original oil pan with one that doesn’t have an oil sensor.

How do I turn of the “Low Oil” alert??

Simplest method is add oil.

 

[Marty_S]

Thank you, I’ll research this further…

Isn't that near bakers field? Funny and got a bit of margarita out my nose, still laughing. Good Evening, Peace and Out.

 

[Fless]

Simplest method is add oil.

How's that going to work without a sensor? You been drinkin' again?