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Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Switch Replaces D1846A Compatible With Chevy Silverado Suburban Tahoe Gmc Yukon Impala Pontiac G8 126
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Vendor: A ABIGAIL
Type: Fuel Injection
Sku: WBCARB07QQWX23S
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Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Switch Replaces D1846A Compatible With Chevy Silverado Suburban Tahoe Gmc Yukon Impala Pontiac G8 126
$17.08
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the interchange part number for this oil pressure sensor? A: The interchange part number is one hundred twenty-six thousand seven hundred eighty-six.
- Q: What vehicles are compatible with this oil pressure sensor? A: This sensor is compatible with vehicles like the two thousand eight Buick LaCrosse and the two thousand eight Chevy Silverado.
- Q: What material is the oil pressure sensor made from? A: The oil pressure sensor is made of metal, ensuring durability and reliability.
- Q: How do I install the oil pressure sensor? A: To install the sensor, locate the oil pressure port on your engine, remove the old sensor, and screw in the new one securely.
- Q: Is this oil pressure sensor a direct replacement? A: Yes, it is a direct replacement for several OEM parts, but it is not a genuine GM part.
- Q: Does this sensor fit multiple vehicle models? A: Yes, it fits various models including the two thousand three to two thousand eight Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon.
- Q: How do I ensure the sensor is compatible with my vehicle? A: Check the compatibility chart provided in the product description to confirm it fits your vehicle.
- Q: What is the warranty policy for this oil pressure sensor? A: If you encounter any issues, customer service is available for troubleshooting, replacement, or refund.
- Q: Can I return the oil pressure sensor if it doesn't fit? A: Yes, you can return the sensor as long as it is within the return policy timeframe.
- Q: What should I do if my vehicle's oil pressure warning light stays on? A: If the light stays on, it may indicate a faulty sensor, and you should check or replace the oil pressure sensor.
- Q: How often should I replace the oil pressure sensor? A: Typically, you should replace the oil pressure sensor every fifty thousand to one hundred thousand miles, depending on usage.
- Q: Is the oil pressure sensor easy to maintain? A: Yes, it requires minimal maintenance, mainly ensuring the connections are clean and free from oil.
- Q: What happens if I ignore a failing oil pressure sensor? A: Ignoring a failing sensor could lead to engine damage due to low oil pressure, which is critical for engine lubrication.
- Q: Does the oil pressure sensor come with installation instructions? A: Yes, installation instructions are generally included or can be found on the manufacturer's website.
- Q: How does the oil pressure sensor communicate with the vehicle's system? A: The sensor transmits oil pressure information directly to the vehicle's combination meter or electronic control module.