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It is easily fixed, but the gage has to come apart, which can be tedious. About mid way down this thread you can see how the oil pressure gage looks inside.
So a good clean up and lubrication should free up the needle movement correct? Is it also possible that the needle is pressing against the glass? Great articles on gauge repair.
It's a super simple gage. The little brass diaphram simply pushes against the needle. The needle has a small clock style spring to hold it against the diaphram. I am sure a bit of dirt or corrosion is allowing it to stick. It's possible the needle is hitting the glass, but not likely. There is not a positive seal on the casing. There is plenty of space for dust and dirt to make it through the light ports and get in the gage workings.
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