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Because it reaches the correct pressure.
If the lubrication system is working correctly and there is good oil pressure, this warning light should go off when the engine starts and should not come on while the engine is running.
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Because it reaches the correct temperature.
Because it indicates a fault.
Because it reaches the correct pressure.
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