Bad oil pressure sending unit
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Bad oil pressure sending unit I recently did an intake swap from a ls1 to the ls6 intake and in the process broke my oil pressure sending unit. Do i have to remove the intake to replace this or is there another way?
Just get the socket like the other guy told you. My new sending unit and socket came from NAPA. And yes you can change it out without pulling anything off. The only problem I had was the old sending unit slipped out the socket and is somewhere on top the A4. Just work on it while the motors cold and take your time. I'm living proof it can be done with the right tool.
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It would be best to the the intake off to change it, there are problem people out there who have done it without taking the intake off, but you could risk cross threading the sensor or the block. Better to create space and take the time.
