Stock Oil Pressure Sending Unit?
I'm trying to locate the stock oil pressure sending unit so I can finally install my aftermarket one but from the pics and what I've searched on here I couldn't find a definite answer.
Took this pic today from the ground up. This is an F22 if that matters.

I've heard it's below the oil filter. I got nothing below the filter but what looks like a big allen nut. Above the oil filter has a small wire going to some sort of an adapter (it looked like it was brownish/yellow wire) From another pic I saw, someone said it was the knock sensor.
So my dumb question is where is the stock sending unit?
Took this pic today from the ground up. This is an F22 if that matters.

I've heard it's below the oil filter. I got nothing below the filter but what looks like a big allen nut. Above the oil filter has a small wire going to some sort of an adapter (it looked like it was brownish/yellow wire) From another pic I saw, someone said it was the knock sensor.
So my dumb question is where is the stock sending unit?
It might be that green plug above your filter. If my memory serves me right the f22 does not have a knock sensor, but I could be wrong.
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So is it the green plug? I just didn't think it was because it wasn't directly on the block.
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So is it the green plug? I just didn't think it was because it wasn't directly on the block.
can you get a pic of that?
it should be 2 wires that go into a rubber boot, peel back the boot and the 2 wires are connected to a ring terminal screwed to the pressure sender. undue the screw from the sender, and it should be a round unit a lil bigger than a quarter
it should be 2 wires that go into a rubber boot, peel back the boot and the 2 wires are connected to a ring terminal screwed to the pressure sender. undue the screw from the sender, and it should be a round unit a lil bigger than a quarter
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by esedulerp5tenin »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">can you get a pic of that?
it should be 2 wires that go into a rubber boot, peel back the boot and the 2 wires are connected to a ring terminal screwed to the pressure sender. undue the screw from the sender, and it should be a round unit a lil bigger than a quarter</TD></TR></TABLE>
I was talking about the one in the picture I posted. Just a little to the left of my filter.
There was a small little boot with a small connector above the oil filter. Although it wasn't a ring terminal or anything. Look like a plug in type connector.
it should be 2 wires that go into a rubber boot, peel back the boot and the 2 wires are connected to a ring terminal screwed to the pressure sender. undue the screw from the sender, and it should be a round unit a lil bigger than a quarter</TD></TR></TABLE>
I was talking about the one in the picture I posted. Just a little to the left of my filter.
There was a small little boot with a small connector above the oil filter. Although it wasn't a ring terminal or anything. Look like a plug in type connector.
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I was talking about the one in the picture I posted. Just a little to the left of my filter.
There was a small little boot with a small connector above the oil filter. Although it wasn't a ring terminal or anything. Look like a plug in type connector. </TD></TR></TABLE>
No, above the oil filter. In the pic you showed it is blocked by the oil filter. The green connector is not it.
What motor do you have?
I was talking about the one in the picture I posted. Just a little to the left of my filter.
There was a small little boot with a small connector above the oil filter. Although it wasn't a ring terminal or anything. Look like a plug in type connector. </TD></TR></TABLE>
No, above the oil filter. In the pic you showed it is blocked by the oil filter. The green connector is not it.
What motor do you have?
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There was a small little boot with a small connector above the oil filter. Although it wasn't a ring terminal or anything. Look like a plug in type connector. </TD></TR></TABLE>
that's most likely it if it is attached directly to the block
There was a small little boot with a small connector above the oil filter. Although it wasn't a ring terminal or anything. Look like a plug in type connector. </TD></TR></TABLE>
that's most likely it if it is attached directly to the block
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