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996tt oil pressure sensor replacement

D0C

By D0C
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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judgejon Member

judgejon

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not sure about TT, but on 3.6 I think sender is located on top of right side of engine.  Easy change for inde shop a few years ago.

judgejon Member

judgejon

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DoC, Loren is right on top of this stuff.  

Welcome to the forum.  

Consider becoming a contributor, and...Good luck, j

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  • 2 months later...
2000gt Member

2000gt

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You gotta move the oil filter housing and you'll be able to reach it.


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jpflip Member

jpflip

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Lower the engine about 4 inches and it is lot better!!! Floor jack under the engine block and 2 nuts 18mm on the rear engine mount...... Oups that is probably fix already, old post......

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  • 2 years later...
levinsje Member

levinsje

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I did this last weekend and removed the diverter valves instead of the oil filter housing to get to the oil pressure sending unit.

Not too bad a job if you lower the engine.

  • 2 years later...
jkpenner4 Member

jkpenner4

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I’m working on this right now. Any help would be appreciated. I see previous listings saying I need to remove the oil filter housing or possibly the secondary air intake on the left side but I can’t find any help on how to remove either of them.  

  • 5 months later...

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