Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Switch - Replaces 12677836, D1846A, 926040, 12585328 - Compatible with Chevy, GMC and Other GM Vehicles - Silverado, Suburban, Sierra, Trailblazer, Tahoe, Grand Pri

Installing this on my 2012 Corvette Z06 was not fun. Beyond that the part works great and seems like a terrific value.

Working fine so far. The new switch looks exactly like the original switch. This is not an easy repair. It does require the purchase of a special socket. Be sure to remove the screen that resides beneath this switch. The screen will need to be cleaned or replaced before you install the new switch. Take a deep breath and maybe a couple of Valiums before attempting this repair. Good Luck.

Replaced in an '07Corvette. In most cases the sensor is going to be located in the middle, up near the firewall. That requires disconnecting and removing the wiper tray which exposes the cowel you will need to remove (or cut through) to get to the sensor. If you choose the cut-through method, you'll need a hole saw and you'll need a VERY large, deep socket - something like 1 1/16" to fit on the sensor and remove it/install it. A simple device. The question is do you have enough tools+patience+acumen to install it?

Not the fault of the sensor, but the little red locking tabs that lock the black locking tab is very hard to press out! However, minimal oil will be lost and you'll need a 27mm open end wrench to get her loose/tight. I put this in a 5.7L Wk2 where I listen to Megadeth on constant loop, Dave Mustaine would approve of this sensor.

American business that sells cheap Chinese junk. The sensor lasted 15 miles then went haywire. I had to put the OEM 25 year old one back in. The original still worked fine but I wanted to replace it with a new shiny one for my restoration. It’s getting sent back.

Update: After leaving a one star review. GWA auto parts reached out to me offered a replacement. As i already bought another and threw that one away. They give me a refund and I was not asked to change my review. 4 stars are for customer service. Did not work on my 2012 200.

FITS GOOD

It is what it says it is. This my friends is a pressure sending switch. It's stupid that this thing exists at all and i recommend you install a manual guage because despite what Dodge thinks I THINK you should always know your actual pressure and not rely on a glorified dummy light. But if you install that guage you still need this stupid thing because it's the only way to turn off the dash light. So i hate that this thing exists. However the product is indeed an oil pressure sending switch so.... You know, here it is.

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