Oil Pressure Sender Reconditioning

by Scott Fabre

 

Last Update: 10/06/2006

 


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Part Numbers

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Leaky when broke

3
Pulling the cover up a half inch

4
Mr. GoodWrench

5
Tapping out the pin

6
The oil is everywhere inside

7
A wire coil with a center wiper

8
Using press to reset the plastic piece

9
Plastic part rotates freely and should not

10
Placing a 21mm socket over the plastic end

11
Pressig socket down into the metal base

12
All three pieces

13
The set screw on the top

14
Rubber mallet to set the outer cover on

 

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