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Old 03-11-2007, 05:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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4th Generation '97 I4 Oil Leak - HELP PLEASE

Does anyone know what this sensor is for or what it is called so I can look for a replacement. This sensor is leaking oil when the car is running. It drips a steady stream of oil once the car has been running for about 5 minutes. I want to fix this problem myself instead of going to dealer but this is not my car. I know this is an easy fix but I just need a name for the part. Is this the pressure sending unit?



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yep, oil pressure switch. if you've never done one before be very careful when putting the new one on. they use a tapered thread and you can crack the housing if you do it up too tight.
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yep, oil pressure switch. if you've never done one before be very careful when putting the new one on. they use a tapered thread and you can crack the housing if you do it up too tight.
I second that, and if the threads are dry, apply a little teflon tape to them before installation.
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