Walker Products® 256-1004 Oil Pressure Sensor - Sold individually
Manufacturer #256-1004
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Walker Products® 256-1004 Oil Pressure Sensor - Sold individually
Manufacturer #256-1004
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$46.49
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| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Warranty | 90-day Walker Products limited warranty |
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Question: can you tell me where this sensor is on the engine?Gregory H. / May 05, 2021
Hi Gregory, I'm glad to help you out. The oil pressure sensor is typically located near the bottom, right side of the engine, between the oil filter and the oil pan. I hope this helps. You can click on the link below to get back to the product page and easily order the part. Happy shopping.
https://www.carparts.com/oil-pressure-sensor/walker-products/2561004?can=CPGG4850
GG
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Answered by Grace G. / Wed, May 05Question: Where on the engine is the sensor located?Justin / Sep 26, 2020
Hi-Justin
We recommend referring to a trusted vehicle specific repair manual for particular issue. You can find more information here: https://www.carparts.com/blog/why-you-should-always-consult-a-repair-manual/
Still, it is also best to consult with your trusted local automotive shop or dealership for more specific details on this.
JE
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