How To Replace The Oil Pressure Sensor On A Jeep Grand Cherokee With A 3.6l Engine
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2019
- Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the oil pressure sensor/switch on a 2011-2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee with 3.6L Engine.
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Thanks Brian, the manufacturers make it more and more complicated for the DIYer to do such a job. It’s not difficult but just time consuming to do such a simple replacement. Appreciate your detailed camera work.
I fixed mine today both coolant and oil! This video helped me very much! Took me 5hrs total, I would like to Thank you sir! On a side note I’m a Woman and I did it!! Thank you again! (P0298) that was my code 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee
This is the perfect how-to video. Straight to the point, great editing. Thank you
Followed this step by step on my 2015 Grand Cherokee. Dont skimp out on the sensor socket and get one as well as that useful "folding" ratchet, its tight in there. My check engine light is now gone. Took us 5-6hrs but worth the time invested. Thank you for the video!!!
Another great job! Thanks 😊 Brian. Easy to follow instructions. The manufacturer surly doesn't make it easy for repairs.
I just did this job on my daughter in law's 2014 Cherokee - twice. defective part leaked oil. Needed a do over next day. Thank you so very much for the extreme attention to detail in your video
What a truely professional video and mechanic! I really appreciate it!!!
Brian, amazing video! I make videos myself so I greatly appreciated the additional time you put in for good filming, editing and voice over. All this on top of your obvious in depth knowledge and dedication for what you do. You make this look so easy I feel like I can accomplish this myself. Bravo!
I looked at several videos...WOW, surprising how many people that think they know what they're doing. You...absolutely have EXPERIENCE! Thank you! I know I can do this myself, but am still hesitant. Well done. Thank you!
Thanks for the 'rodent damage' comment. JKU 2017 with only about 12,000 miles gave a P0520 code.when you were checking for the 5volt reference I heard you mention possible rodent damage. I rushed out and there it was, a rat had chewed through some wires, one was cut. I spliced, soldered and fixed the cut wire and everything is working fine now. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for this video you give a lot of detail which is good to know great video keep making more videos thank you very helpful
Really well done Brian! Doing this job on 2017 Ram 1500. Your attention to detail and clear audio and video is first rate.
Thank you for the tips and tricks this was helpful I replaced my gaskets oil cooler spark plugs and coil packs on my 2012 JGC
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Thank you so much for posting this video. This was a huge help!!
I did this same replacement and while I had it apart I went ahead and did spark plugs at the same time since the upper intake plenum has to be removed and exposes the drivers side coils and plugs but great how to video!
Thank you for bringing me to school on that truck! That will be very helpful when I go to do that pressure switch!! That's the best video I've seen yet!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome how-to guys. I'm going to attempt this with fingers crossed. I need to get to a bad camshaft sensor and oil pressure sensor. Great location for both jeep engineers. Two $30 parts and $700 in labor to replace em.
Excellent video. Very good clear pictures and the instructions were very clear. Thank you.