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Pelican Parts

2003 c4 996

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Use crows foot and extension

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Use a crows foot and extension from the bottom of the car.

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Use crows foot and extension

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Use a crows foot and extension from the bottom of the car.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

does anyone know where the oil sending unit is or the cable that attaches to it? i am having an intermittent issue with the oil pressure gauge faulting out between one and second gear when i first drive the car.

POST 2Original post

Yours would look like the one with the green arrow, and would be on the left side of the engine; the inset photo is what one for a Boxster would look like):

POST 3Original post

Left side of engine on the right side of the car. Use a crows foot and extension from the bottom of the car. Or come in from the top, it's just more crowded. [img]

POST 5Original post

I just changed mine. Take off the right rear tire. It's a very tight spot. You need a stubby open end wrench and some band aids. I found that taking the wires off was easier from the top of the engine. I just couldn't get a tool on it from the top. Good luck.

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