Hi all, after any available advice although might be difficult to identify the issue...
I had an oxygen sensor replaced today (and MOT) and when I returned home and turned the ignition off the yellow oil light came on very briefly. When I switched the ignition back on the warning light didn't come on. I checked the oil guage thingy and it said OK.
Then when I got out of the car I heard an intermittent (every 3-5 seconds) 'psss' type noise coming from the engine area. It was dark and couldn't really identify exactly where it was coming thought but perhaps from under the engine cover.
So my questions are:
1. Do you think it is likely to be related to having the oxygen sensor replaced or coincidental?
2. How do I go about identifying the likely cause? At the moment I am wondering whether a hose might be loose, oil or gas is leaking from somewhere, or maybe liquid is dripping on hot engine/pipes somewhere making the noise. It was raining heavily on the drive home. Unfortunately I'm not that handy myself but would like to attempt to identify the issue if at all possible before taking it to a garage for, most likely costly, investigations.
Thanks
I had an oxygen sensor replaced today (and MOT) and when I returned home and turned the ignition off the yellow oil light came on very briefly. When I switched the ignition back on the warning light didn't come on. I checked the oil guage thingy and it said OK.
Then when I got out of the car I heard an intermittent (every 3-5 seconds) 'psss' type noise coming from the engine area. It was dark and couldn't really identify exactly where it was coming thought but perhaps from under the engine cover.
So my questions are:
1. Do you think it is likely to be related to having the oxygen sensor replaced or coincidental?
2. How do I go about identifying the likely cause? At the moment I am wondering whether a hose might be loose, oil or gas is leaking from somewhere, or maybe liquid is dripping on hot engine/pipes somewhere making the noise. It was raining heavily on the drive home. Unfortunately I'm not that handy myself but would like to attempt to identify the issue if at all possible before taking it to a garage for, most likely costly, investigations.
Thanks