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I recently installed long tube headers in my 2015 Mustang Gt along with a tune. Upon starting it I got a low oil pressure light about 10 seconds after turning it on. I immediately turned it off and checked my tuning device and I had two engine code, both high and low oil pressure. both showing at the same time. I replaced the oil pressure sensor as well as a oil change w/ filter and that did not fix it. Wiring looks good as far as I can see so I'm lost on what it could be. 2nd issue is that the gear selector is stuck in park unless I use the interlock override under the boot trim so I know the actual cable is fine. I am hoping this issue is what is also causing the paddle shifters to not work as well. Both of these issues happened immediately after install, and worked perfectly before so I'm not sure what happened. I did take it for a very careful test drive and it did great both in feel and sound. overall I'm lost on what could be causing them and would appreciate any feedback.
How long has your 2015 Ford Mustang had this problem?
A few days
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Hello, I’m Pete from the Car Genius team at RepairPal. I’m sorry you’re dealing with this concern on your Ford Mustang. Since these concerns only occurred after installing the headers, in many cases this can indicate that when the headers were installed or when the tune was installed (depending on what needed to be done when tuning) a wire or connection may have been bumped loose or damaged or a component on the engine which can create these concerns. I recommend re checking the work that was performed to see if anything is found to be knocked loose or damaged in any way and needing to be corrected. If nothing obvious stands out then I recommend further testing to pinpoint the concerns. Testing oil pressure manually with an oil pressure test gauge, testing electrical signals, etc. Also, with how you need to use the override to shift from park this can affect the paddle shifters and can be caused by something like a faulty brake switch or even a blown fuse. These will all need to be checked into. If you’d like to find a trusted, certified repair shop in your area, you can check here: https://repairpal.com/certified. If you need more advice, or have any further questions about your vehicle, we’re here to help. Just give us a call at 877-913-1554 where we will be happy to assist!