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Replacing the oil pressure sender

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YOUR RESEARCHReplacing the oil pressure sender

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Clean off the terminals

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Before you change it out completely, clean off the terminals to the existing one, sometimes it's just a bad contact.

Replacing the oil pressure sender
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Clean off the terminals

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Before you change it out completely, clean off the terminals to the existing one, sometimes it's just a bad contact.

Replacing the oil pressure sender
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just ordered it (thanks Jason@paragon!) Any tips for replacing? Looks like I need a right angle box wrench attachment for my ratchet.... 19mm?

POST 2Original post

Get a crows foot wrench. Much easier, I used one. I forget the size but here is info on them. https://www.google.com/search?q=crow...utf-8&oe=utf-8

POST 4Original post

Before wrenching with the 19MM crow foot wrench remove the rectangular aluminum heat shield (2x10mm bolts) from the right side of the engine for more clearance.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks guys! The current one is temperamental.... Some occasional bouncing and every once in a while it shuts off. Drove all day yesterday and it was perfect.... So I think it's on the way out. I'll grab a crows foot and grind it down!

POST 6Original post

A "wobble" extension helps also with angle. And remember, tightening and loosening is opposite in direction due to access from the bottom. (Righty-Loosey, Lefty-Tighty)

POST 8Original post

Before you change it out completely, clean off the terminals to the existing one, sometimes it's just a bad contact. Did that with mine, cleared up all the problems.....been a couple years now!

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