I have a couple drips everynight where I park my car. I know for a fact that two are from the pan and one is coming from my faulty sensor, so I want to replace them for my next oil change.
I will be buying a new oil pan gasket, so does anything major have to be removed in order to get the pan out, other than the dust shield(s) and oil filter plate?
Autozone only lists an oil switch, is that the same thing as the oil sensor?
About where is the oil sensor?
Thanks.
oil pan + sensor
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nicksdad06
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as for the sensor it is on the back of the block on the drivers side the wires goin to it are green also be careful with the lock on the sensor u got to slide out thbe red piece then u squeeze the plug and oil pan gasket is real easy
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Also known as a Piece-o-Shit, this car has to be the worst car ever made. Although it may look cool and have a great name, this car has many defects. Everything from gaping holes in the back floor panel, to missing interior, from failing clutches, to having the clear coat applied before the paint, this car takes the cake as the worlds worst idea of a car.
Yeah oil pan gasket is easy, I did it the same time as my oil change so the filter was already off. If I remember correctly there was just the one bracket that had to be removed.
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