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YOUR RESEARCHOil Pressure Failure Indicator

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Replace last week and got it

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I replaced my last week and got it from thepartsbin.com for genuine porsche oil pressure sender unit for $58.40 shipped which was the cheapest I found.

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Repair isn't too hard (just tricky

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So I searched and it seems that I need an oil pressure sending unit, and that the repair isn't too hard (just tricky to get to).

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Repair isn't too hard (just tricky

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Suggestion · Original poster

So I searched and it seems that I need an oil pressure sending unit, and that the repair isn't too hard (just tricky to get to).

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Repair isn't too hard (just tricky

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Suggestion · Original poster

So I searched and it seems that I need an oil pressure sending unit, and that the repair isn't too hard (just tricky to get to).

Oil Pressure Failure Indicator

Replace last week and got it

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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I replaced my last week and got it from thepartsbin.com for genuine porsche oil pressure sender unit for $58.40 shipped which was the cheapest I found.

Oil Pressure Failure Indicator
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I searched and it seems that I need an oil pressure sending unit, and that the repair isn't too hard (just tricky to get to). Odd that this would happen only 2 weeks after my oil change, but I guess it just happened that way and it's not related. Where can I purchase one of these online and how much does it cost? 2004 911 C2. Thanks, - Anthony

POST 2Original post

Quotes source post: 7723062

This seem to be a common wear and tear for Porsches and it happens on mine when reached 69K miles. I replaced my last week and got it from thepartsbin.com for genuine porsche oil pressure sender unit for $58.40 shipped which was the cheapest I found.

POST 3Original post

I got mine from Suncoast, and it was in the $50 range.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Sounds good, thanks. I started the car this morning and the oil pressure indicator worked just fine. I drove for about 15 minutes and then I heard the beep from the onboard computer, and the gauge dropped to zero. Only 22,000 miles and it already failed, so depressing.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Is it normal that after the car sits overnight that the oil pressure gauge works the next time you start the car? It seems to last for 10 minutes before it fails...

POST 7Original post

That's the sign of oil pressure sender unit getting fail and it will just get worse. First time I had mine happen was in January and it didn't happen again until March (I barely drive the car) then it start to fail every drive recently. Here is a very helpful DIY post for he oil pressure sender unit. I was able to replaced mine from underneath the car without lift the car up. Good luck on replace them! https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...ement-diy.html

POST 8Original post

There is a 'special' tool to fit around the hex at the bottom of the sender but if you have an old set of wrenches you can get out a grinder and modifiy the closed end to make removal easier.

POST 9Original post

Read this thread. Modify a tool or buy a 19mm crows foot. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...ement-diy.html

POST 10Original post

Quotes source post: 8733030

Definately need this tool or something like it. They sensor definately goes bad over time Sonnen Porsche ( www.porscheoemparts.com ) has the OEM sensor for $45.43. Good luck.

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