Auto Repair & Mechanics : How to Change a Car Oil Pressure Sensor

Changing a car's oil pressure sensor involves locating the sender, removing the connector, backing out the hex, putting a new one in and then tightening it. Learn about signs of a failing oil pressure sensor with help from an auto mechanic in this free video on car repairs.

Expert: J.B. Hebert
Contact: www.wrxtra.com
Bio: J.B. Hebert is a machinist, metal fabricator, and auto mechanic who has been fixing and modifying all things mechanical for over 20 years.
Filmmaker: David Pakman

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• auto
• repair
• car
• maintenance
• troubleshooting
• problems
• automotive
• repairs
• vehicles
• brakes
• fuel
• pumps
• motors
• wiring

[ilikebeer]

what a useless video.

[tiffanyjames45]

you suckkkkk!!!!!

[elehelesse]

yea, I go out and look and I don't know shit but I know thats not the same part as the sending unit I just bought.. Came back in and read the comments. If I had half a cup less of coffee I probably would have tried to remove it.. Fucker!

[BryanY069]

very useless!



[jemes925]

that did nothing for me how usless

[TheLaksjdhfg123]

fatass

[sniperlif3]

Fail of epic proportions. The object you just showed us is the temperature guage. The oil pressure sensor/sender is behind near the dizzy

[tiffanyjames45]

this guy is retarted. he is pointing at the head not the block. that is the coolant temp. sensor. the oil sensor is in the back near the distributor, any one that has a sb chevy wuold know that.

[PigeonToedShawdy]

If You Do what He Says You'll Be Shocked When You See Engine Coolant Pouring Out

[xXchevymuscleXx]

thats the the water temp sensor u jackass

[JG0en187]

@archon612 agreed I just put a new one on my chevy not two days ago the oil pressure tube went to the back of the intake/ block area and the temp bulb on the side that the guy in the video is pointing to