Chevy Tahoe Oil Pressure Sensor Replacement and Pigtail Connector Splice
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 07-14 Chevy Tahoe/GMC Yukon oil pressure sensor replacement. This video gives a better visual of the application compared to the one I did without removing the manifold.
Here again replacing my oil pressure sensor. DO NOT cheap out on a crap sensor always get OEM parts whenever possible.
AC Delco Oil Pressure Sensor: ACDelco 12677836 GM Original Equipment Engine Oil Pressure Sensor www.amazon.com...
Oil pressure sensor socket: Lisle 13250 Oil Pressure Switch Socket www.amazon.com...
When I first saw this, I thought it was related to Star Wars since you were wearing your hoodie. Good work, Jedi!
😂😂😂 may the force be with you!
Good job 👏! Thanks for sharing this! Hopefully no more issues with this!
Your the MAN my dude
Damn you legit took the whole intake off.. I got this oil pressure sensor out in like 10 minutes. I wanted to see how you did the pigtail but. You mightaswell have just took the cab off the truck
😂😂😂 this is my second time doing this oil pressure sensor, the first time I did it without taking the manifold off..
So I can't tell the color coding how about you let us know
Holy shit , well done !!!! However, you need some tools , wire stripper, heat gun , the lighter is asking to blow yourself up!!!! Get some tools , they are cheap !! You don’t need pro ones , just hobby ones ….cheers
Thank you, will do😅
"Damn, I hope this works."
Had me laughing, cause I be saying the same after crossing the point of no return. Lol
Good work tho. Going to do the same right now.
😂hey good luck I hope my video helps..
Dla inżyniera który wymyślił ten konektor istnieje specjalne miejsce w piekle, to pewne
Believe I would have tried electrical contact cleaner or brake cleaner in that plug before changing it out.
Blue , black and white were to connect
So I broke my wire connector black little pin thing while trying to remove it on the sensor,,, can I still work if I put it back on and hold it in place with some tape ??
If you mean the actual plastic piece on the wire harness that makes it lock in place, then yes it should still work. Although if you tape it the heat from the engine may possibly melt the adhesive over time and cause it to come undone then the vibration when driving would slowly cause the wire harness to slip out bc you're missing the little locking clip part that keeps it in place! This is just a theory though..🤔
Yes it will work !!! Tape always works
What is the other plug that’s right next to the pressure sensor on the left side .
Not sure, I didnt mess with it..
@@mdzautomotive when I change my oil pressure sensor I seen the other connector that was not plug in but didn’t know where I went to . I was just wondering if it has something to do with the oil pressure .
Nah, theres only 1 oil pressure sensor..
Angel that's a knock sensor in the valley cover.Y.W.
I would cut the original pig tail down to the connector, to have more wire to work with @
Thanks for the advice.
Did u change the screen cause if u didn't it's gonna plug up asap I cut the plastic to get to it hella easier
Yea bro I changed it, the new sensor came with a new screen..
So how is your truck running now?
It runs really good, 237,xxx miles and haven't had the issue come back since doing this video..💯
@@mdzautomotive that’s awesome.. I am going to attempt this on my truck, any possible chance I can do it without taking out the entire engine I’m limited on everything
You dont need to take out the entire engine. This video is actually the 2nd time I did this because the first time (which I also did a video on) worked but the sensor went bad again a few weeks later. But in that video I did the bare minimum removal of parts and just replaced the oil pressure sensor alone. So check it out if you have time. Now if you want to do the wire harness splice like I did in this video you will have to remove the intake manifold there is no other way around it..
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I got small hands, it took me like 30 seconds to get out at the junk yard.
Looks like you need to service the suspension system
My suspension is good, it just says that cause I have aftermarket shocks w/o the electronic dampening..
Im going to buy both yhe pigtail part and the AC DELCO OIL PRESSURE SENSOR
😂 I dont remember cause it was 2 yrs ago but I think I bought the Dorman brand the first time and ac delco the second time. Good luck bro..
Lesson for life: If your sensor is failing and you have already changed it several times do yourself a favor and change the connector first. Don't ask me I know why I say it.
Very wise words thank you so much, will keep that in mind for next time..
@@mdzautomotive since I bought my truck this sensor works only occasionally, I changed it 3 times without success!! I changed the oil pump pick-up tube o-ring, the oil gallery plug, the stepper motor behind the gauge, nothing worked. I never changed the connector because it looked good, I could read voltage across the terminals. One night (annoyed) I changed the connector and voila! it worked again, almost 500 bucks (plus blood and sweat) and the problem was a $6 piece. Many people leave this gauge dead and don't know how important it is. Oil and temperature are the life of any gasoline engine.
Dammit man!..This is me now! Probably 3 in the last month
@@darrianbenjamin7292 I know how it feels...
Mines currently back at the shop getting the connector replaced abs he has to pull the intake! As he said he’s to fat to get to the wiring lol! But her after $3000 in repairs already the first time it was there what’s another $100 lol! First time was Timing chain and tensioner, front cover gasket, oil pan gasket, oil cooler line gaskets, rear main seal, engine mount, oil pump and pickup, two front hubs, two suspension lever sensors, two sway bar end links, water pump and the oil pressure sensor!
Great video and great job ...
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