Gracias brother Caracas Venezuela

Thanks berry much muchas gracias amigo

Thank you so very much I could not for the life of me figure what the hell was the name of this sensor an how to replace it.

nice much appreciated

@AKJeeper

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to help!

I've replaced the sensor twice and the message still comes on with proper oil level. How to bypass the sensor and eliminate future messages?

@AKJeeper

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like your truck could have a wiring issue (often a broken wire at or near the connector) or possibly a problem with the IPC (instrument cluster) if a new sensor doesn’t fix the issue. If you need to bypass the sensor, you just need to add a jumper between the two pins.

@michaelalthoff251

2 жыл бұрын

@@AKJeeper Thanks. I replaced the connector at the sensor and the message still comes on. I guess I should have jumped the 2 wires before splicing in the new connector

@AKJeeper

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelalthoff251 If you have a multimeter, one of the pins should get voltage (5 volts if memory serves) and the other pin should be a good ground. That pin sources its ground from G103 on gas engines (passenger side head, right below the oil filler tube), or G106 if it’s a diesel (drivers side, forward half of the engine just above the oil pan). I’ve seen those ground points go horribly bad on these trucks here in the North. Always worth inspecting those too.

@manbehindthecamera9898

2 жыл бұрын

Probably in the connecter or wiring

Can u have a message with no actual errors?