andreassmith56
Megane Oil Temperature Sensor Fault
Summary of the thread
A 2010 Renault Megane owner is experiencing a warning light related to the engine oil temperature sensor, with an intermittent oil pressure warning. Despite checking the sensor and oil level, the issue persists, leading to suspicions of a faulty cable or plug connection. A similar case was resolved by addressing a faulty connection at a workshop, suggesting professional diagnosis and repair as a prudent course of action.
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andreassmith56 (community.author)
Indeed, I did meticulously verify the oil level, ensuring it resides precisely within the prescribed range. However, I appreciate your suggestion. Was the issue you experienced also related to the oil temperature sensor, and if so, what was the ultimate resolution?
kurtstern1
Yes, it was the same sensor. Ended up taking it to a workshop. They found a faulty connection. Worth getting it checked out properly.
andreassmith56 (community.author)
Thank you for sharing your experience! Based on your input, I will concede that a professional diagnosis is warranted. It appears a visit to the workshop is indeed unavoidable. The estimated repair cost of 95€ seems reasonable, given the circumstances. I appreciate your insight; it has alleviated my anxieties considerably.
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kurtstern1
I had something similar happen in my Megane. Same warning lights. Did you check the simple things like the oil level itself?