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Oil Pressure Switch

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Hey Guys!

I may have a small leak at the oil pressure switch. Looking for the DIY instructions. Has anyone done this job before? How difficult is it?

Thanks,

1999 996 cab 3.4

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Loren Member

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Remove the connector and then unscrew the sensor. Install is the reverse.

It is a little hardto get to on a 996 but doable with the right wrench and a little patience.

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Remove the connector and then unscrew the sensor. Install is the reverse.

It is a little hard to get to on a 996 but doable with the right wrench and a little patience.

GREAT! But I need the location of the oil switch.

Thanks!

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Top of the engine, right side between the last two intake tubes.

Guys,

I'm experiencing an intermittent oil pressure sensor fault indicator on an 02 996 C4S. I been looking through all of the messages for the diy instructions to get to and replace the oil pressure sender including the right tools but haven't found it. Can anyone send me the link to the diy instructions to get to and replace the oil pressure sender including the right tools and part number?

Thanks,

Chips

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