Oil Pressure Sensor Rerouting

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bdbull

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I don't know how you did this, but it's amazing. I've replaced that thing on my '10 Avalanche 3 times. I come out beat up and bruised every time from having to lay on top of the engine to get to that damn thing.
 

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I don't know how you did this, but it's amazing. I've replaced that thing on my '10 Avalanche 3 times. I come out beat up and bruised every time from having to lay on top of the engine to get to that damn thing.
they sell relocation kits too.

probably cost more than diy thou.
 

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Looks good. Is the hose rated for the high temperature of the oil?


Once when I was trying to diagnose low oil pressure on my 4.3 Silverado, I hooked up a pressure gauge, which concluded that I did have oil pressure. I don't remember what happened but I shut the hood and forgot about (probably got distracted?) I drove with the gauge in the engine bay for a good 2 weeks, in the summer heat. I'm glad the hose didn't burst because of the hot oil. That would have been really bad.
 
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Well....the oil ain't hot. Not flowing. Just the ambient heat under the hood. Nary a problem and my oil pressure reads good. I will have to look up some receipts (if I can find them) for the parts for this. Note that the engine was out when we put this on. Pretty easy to get to then..ha ha.
 

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