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Old 05-03-2011, 10:06 PM
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I have installed a oil pressure sensor into my LS3 at the port on the left side of the block.

I took the factory elbow like cover off [different/smaller from picture below] and drilled/tapped that cover. I tried copper rtv and aviation gasket maker. It appears that it might be leaking around the sender and the only reasons I could figure:
  • Wrong threads: I threaded for 1/8 NPT. Only other thread could be NPTF? Which I would have to special order I guess.
  • Not enough matl to make enough threads. Need thicker part.

In light of that I wish to obtain the below part ASAP and install the oil pressure sender into that.



Does anyone know the GM part number so I can order this tomorrow?
Also the bolts wouldn't hurt if anyone has the part # for those.

Thanks for any help.
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Far Left.
97-2000 Corvette OFAC (still available) Part Number 12551587
Comes already drilled and with a metric thread M12 x 1.5
Drill out the metric thread using a 7/16" drill
Tap 1/4 pipe thread
Use a 1/4" male x 1/8" female reducing bush
Screw the 1/8" pipe threaded sender into that.

Centre
Fbody OFAC (No Longer available from GM new**) Part Number 12551595
Comes blank (not drilled and no thread)
Drill out the boss using a 21/64" drill
Tap 1/8 pipe thread
Screw the 1/8" pipe threaded sender into that.
**Part superceded by 12577903

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GTO OFAC Part Number 12577903
Comes blank (not drilled and no thread)
Drill the centre using a 21/64" drill
Tap 1/8 pipe thread
Screw in a 90 deg 1/8 pipe male female elbow
Screw the 1/8" pipe threaded sender into that.
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You could also use this sandwich adapter-- it's cheap enough and has everything you need..
http://www.glowshiftdirect.com/oil-f...16-thread.aspx

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Wow. Your sandwich adapter is the win. Thank you so much for the tip. I think I am going to go with that option!
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Are the 13/16-16 thread the correct size?
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Originally Posted by colorado808
Are the 13/16-16 thread the correct size?
Yes...
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What is the PN for the gasket here.
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Originally Posted by dietcoke
what is the pn for the gasket here.
gm#12611384
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