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I have a TopDon ODB2 scanner. Using that, I was able to monitor my oil pressure. It stayed at a constant 142 psi. That is way too high and should not be constant, so that is why I thought my sensor was bad. I followed this nice lady’s video to change my sensor and now it is working again. Thank you!

Done! Here was experience, to help others: I initially bought a 1 1/16 inch Husky brand socket from Home Depot. It was too bulky to fit so I returned it. Next, I bought an OXCANO-brand socket on Amazon that is specifically designed for removing the oil pressure sensor. It, too, was actually a little bit too bulky: it was hitting a metal bracket on my 2013 V6 Camaro so I couldn't get it onto the oil sensor. I ended up using a grinder to shape the socket to fit. Even after that, only my smaller socket wrench would fit - not my torque wrench. The torque spec (I think) is around 15 ft-lbs, but I just turned as much as I could without over tightening. (Both of the sockets I tried were 3" long. If you can find one that is about 2 3/4" long, that would work better.) After I was done, I realized that Autozone sells regular wrenches that are closed on one end and open on the other. I think that should work instead of trying to use a socket!! They have both sizes: 1+1/16 inch or 27mm. 1+1/16" = 26.99mm, so either size should work. Someone try that and let us know if it works! Lastly, this would be a good time to clean up those wires that are right there. Get yourself some automotive "tesa tape," and some 3/8" or 1/2" automotive wire loom to re-wrap the wires. Also, from Amazon, you can get the zip ties that connect to the hole in the engine block. This will hold the wires away from the hot engine and oil filter housing. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm a 54-year-old guy who is decent with tools but wouldn't have had the confidence to this without your video! Thank you!

Thank you! Hey, just wanted to say TY for this video. I R&R’d the oil pressure sensor after watching this video. Everything went just as you explained. 🙂

Great job lady, thanks ❤

I change my oil pressure sensor….and immediately it started saying low engine pressure oil but it wasn’t saying that with my old pressure sensor so now I’m confused

Why is the screen going dark though

Thanks! Great tips!

Thanks for the help

You didn't say what size ratchet, or socket?I'm trying to look at yours

It worked , disconnect neg bat terminal 19 minutes and presto ! Came back on works like a charm. Thanks!

Type’s in hood strut won’t compress & the 1st vid that pops up is another Camaro owner. Look at God. 🙌🏽🤣

Great Job ! Thanks a Million !

Did you have to drain the oil to get to this part?

You must peoples know what name of ur car and model

So this ended up showing me that I don't have the patience for a job like this. BUT I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Gonna be checking back for other videos to help me with my 2019 Nissan Rogue! 👍

Great video I'm bout to this to my car so thank you...

Just unplug the fuse on the drivers side, that says display and plug it back in, while the radio is on, works for me

You're video helped immensely. RUclips mechanics is about about trial and error and helping along the way.

Well done video! Very helpful.

The easiest fix ever! Worked like a dream ❤

Currently trying to get mine off of my car so I don’t have to take the entire air intake off the top of my engine just to replace a thermostat located on the rear of my engine

I’m just trying my best to find what the part is called on the sides of the cowl. Can’t find it but my vehicle is out in this Texas heat and it’s a 2015. Those plastic side pieces have crumbled into tiny pieces and need replacing.

Thank you for the video. I saw videos that said it was behind the engine as well. Maybe I can do this myself now.

Good Video! 💪🏾

This video sucks

One possible and very simple solution for you that actually worked for my 6th gen 2016 Camaro SS! NO NEED to disconnect the battery cable(s)! Problem: The display/screen suddenly gone dark, but the touch screen function was still working. Couldn't really see what I was "touching" 🤣on the screen though. And also the stream from my "Reverse Camera" was not shown on the display. Camera was fine though. Solution: Kill the power to your car by pushing the "Start Engine" button. Open your trunk and lift the felt mat to locate the black fuse box on your right side. Remove the top lid/cover from the fuse box and then pull out the F16 "Display" fuse only. Check if it's broken. If not just wait at least 10 seconds before you put it back from where you pulled it out. Locate the F16 fuse by simply read inside the lid/cover from the fuse box. I wasn't expecting it to work but... "YES!" it did. "Phew!" I couldn't believe it was that simple. I hope that this helps also for you and your awesome car! Good luck guys! Greets from Gothenburg, Sweden (Europe).

Amazing ! It worked for a 2021 Chevrolet trailblazer thank you !!

Appreciate it you got to the point great video

Fantastic video

What size socket?

thanks

Great vid. Your instructions were on point. Thank you.

I like this video a lot. Your voice and the rhythm of your speech patterns put me in a calm mood😂! You totally kick ass I love this vid ! Very calming , informative, easy to understand....you say funny things too. Idk. Maybe it just caught me off guard. I hope you make more videos!

<3 so cute :) ;) 😍

For what car is this video ????

I looked all over for a decent explanation on how to remove the cowl... I'm so glad I watched your video first before I started off on my own. The pointers were awesome. Thx for the video!

bravo thank you

so i been having some issue with mine and my dash it shows the message low oil pressure stop engine it comes on and off a lot would this be the problem?

After removing the cowl it would have been a good time to cover the openings the biggest for the cabin air filter. I have used hardware cloth and gutter grates securing with self tapping screws or JB Weld putty

Now I have a better idea of what to do. Thanks so much for the video! 🤩🤩🤩

Good job, you done good.!!!

Definitely worked 💯💯💯

Thanks!

You are the best!!!!! Finally someone who shows in detail how to remove everything 💝

DAMN good job!

Much respect for what you did most people would’ve just taken you to mechanic you did a good job young man

Thanks, that was very helpful and a few drops is all we needed

Gracias carnal

Does this work on a 2015 Chevy equinox

Nice shortcut without buying special tools or banging it with a hammer.