95FbFormula

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do the wires clip on to this or do i have to remove the whole thing from the pan, Also if they unclip how?? couldn't figure it out.

hyperzone

Yes, it unclips right at the sensor in the pan. Look closely, might have to clean it off with something and use a little flat tip to pry (gently). Sorry I dont have an explanation "HOW" but, my buddy unhooked mine and I just plugged the new one in and didn't pay any attention.

MEAN LT1

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At least you still have yours. When i did my first rebuild the wires that went to the sensor were very brittle and came off. Oh well

the_merv

iTrader: (88)

I didn't re-wire that in when I rebuilt mine. If you turn that piece of plastic, you will see the plug on one of the sides. Use a little flat-head screw driver, and you can pop it off.

BlackScreaminMachine

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My wires got ripped out, I didnt bother afterwards, the light rarely came on.

moserman

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these sensors suck hardcore, ive gone through 4 since february when i replaced my pan, i wish ac delco wuld give me one that actually works!!

the_merv

iTrader: (88)

Juts take it out and block off the hole..

Torque Fiend

iTrader: (6)

Mine looks like this one, there isn't a little hooking tab.


Notice on this pic/link the oil level sensor pigtail does have a little locking tab.

http://shbox.com/1/harness3.jpg

So I want to unhook it. I guess I'll look closer but if anyone knows what I'm talking about talk me through it.

And I know this is an old *** thread, I was searching and thought I'd continue the thread, instead of starting my own.

2fast4u88

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You have to take a flat head screw driver. It is a little of a pain. But int he pic off shoe's site you have there. See towards the front of the car how it looks like a slot in front of it? That is where the clip is. It is down inside the sensor. Why I don't know. But if you look you will see what i mean. Take flat head and put behind the clip and pul out. While pulling on the wires.

Edit: Also that pic isn't the oil sensor wires you posted this is. http://shbox.com/1/harness8.jpg

firehawk238

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the reason they shroud the clip on harness with the sensor is for two reason, one it helps to keep water from getting into it on those rainydays, and two it allows them to keep as low profile as possible and still be able to use a wrench on it. not a bad design, but yes, a bit of a pain.

Torque Fiend

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yeah sorry on that pic. I didn't know hiw to link it it was weird.