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  1. oil sensor warning problem. 
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    my oil sensor warning light comes on when i put key on (all lights on dash) without starting the engine but goes off when engines started, checked oil level and thats fine, the previous owner changed the sump..... any ideas?

    also recently noticed it takes a few turns to turn over and when the engine is started it blows a cloud of blue smoke out the back..... once started its fine and if engines turned off it restarts fine with no smoke... any ideas

    cars a 1.9 tdi 110bhp.

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    so when you put the ignition on all the lights come up on the dash and when you crank the engine over everything goes off? thats normal...

    you should worry when the light stays on when the engine is running

    as for the starting problem how cold is it when you try to start it? it sounds like glow plugs to me.

    *or*
    i missed off alot of things of the list of the cold start problems

    Poor starting:
    Tandem pump
    Fuel supply pipes (fuel injector junctions)
    Fuel return valves
    Fuel bleed valve
    Tank lift pump
    air in fuel system....lots of things!
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    there is a warning beep and it says oil sensor workshop, this beeps when u first start the car then doesnt come back on till you switch of and restart...

    secondly its not that cold, its been 16-21 degrees... its only been doing this for about a week after the n75 valve was changed...
     
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    i've got the same oil sensor warning at the moment
    it only came on when my aircon stopped working though
    i dont know if theyre related
    any help would be appreciated here or on my recent thread
     
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    how long since the oil was changed?
    you have sensors for both level, and oil condition, i believe, though i'm not sure of what warning would be displayed for either.
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    first time i was up a ladder i was down a well
    4th cog,--two to go
     
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    the last owner told me the oil was changed about 1000 miles ago when he changed the sump, but not sure if i believe him as the oil is black... the SH shows oil was changed about 4k miles ago prior to this...

    any idea about the cold start problem? once its started you can turn it off and on without an issue, it just takes about 2-3 attempts to start each morning.
    the battery is fine and it drives ok.
     
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    changed the oil about 1000 miles ago, the oil level sensor warning is still there on start up, also now it comes on sometimes as you are driving, it never used to before the oil change, any ideas???

    also it stutters on cold start up, takes a few attempts to start, any ideas??

    cheers
     
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    Had this earlier this year on 1.6 golf, ' oil sensor workshop' when I start up then goes away, turned out the sensor was faulty (told fairly common), cost about £60 plus labour to change
     
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    mine turned out to be related to the AC
    my pressure switch burst
    i replaced it
    regassed ac system
    replaced fuse 5
    all worked well, cleared the fault
    oil sensor warning went

    you'd best check ur ac is working properly
     
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    complete fault scan would be a good start.......
     
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