Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Switch, Oil Sending Unit, Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Sender Switch Compatible with Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, Ram, Replace 5149064AA, 5149062AA, 56028807AB

I have a 2000 Jeep Wrangler TJ and my poor thing was literally hanging on by three little wires. I couldn't understand why my oil pressure was reading MAX, with no engine noise, but only sometimes reading the max 80. I figured it was my sensor after a bit of researching and decided to replace it. I underestimated the difficulty of getting to it. Lesson learned. The new part is phenomenal. I have had no wild readings after driving with it around 3 weeks now. I recommend removing your oil filter and air intake for better access to the location. Mine was on the passenger side waaaaay back in the back. It was easier for me to work under and behind the wheel to get to it due to my short arms and lack of knowing what I was doing. Wires are a hassle to work around. TLDR; Overall the part is perfect and what I needed but don't underestimate the difficulty of getting to it before you start the job.

Work great

Not a replacement for 2005 Jeep Liberty 3.7 part # 4868672AA oil pressure sensor, original sensor has 1 pin connector and this part has 3 pin connector. Said exact fit but not even close. To make this a painless removal/install have a long right angle pick, led light, telescoping round mirror, I did this topside hood open looking down. Hook the red lock (using the view in the mirror) clip edge press down and out don’t break it, just until it moves out a bit. Now you can pull the wire connector straight out, put a 1-1/8” or 27mm deep well socket and ratchet to loosen it. I gently bent the power steering line out of the way of the socket. 5 minutes to get it out but haven’t put the new sensor in yet as it’s the wrong part.

If you get a check engine light and a P0520 code, this is the likely problem. This inexpensive sensor looks exactly like the original, fits perfectly, does not leak and fixed the problem. My 2012 Ram truck with the 5.7L Hemi is ready for the road again... Tips - This uses a 1-1/6" deep socket to install. On the 5.7 Hemi, this is an easy 15 minute job, and it can be accessed from under the hood. The torque setting for this is only 18 ft./lbs., so don't overtighten it. The brass threads are tiny. It helps if you add a very small amount of RTV to the threads.

Great Quality but does not fit 2007 Jeep Wrangler JK 6 cyl 3.8L FYI

Fits my 2010 Dodge Ram 5.7 perfectly. Glad I bought this sensor for about 10$ O'Reilly has them for about 50$ If you have a Hemi, this will fit, look no further.

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It was not compatible with my truck and when I payed for it it said that it was compatible with my truck but it's not it Don't fit that's not the right part and it's definitely not compatible with my truck and it got here a day earlier than the other one I'm glad that I didn't take the order off my other one because this one don't fit it was cheaper but it don't fit but y'all said it does fit on the app it says it's compatible so how do we figure this out do I get compensated for the part or what are we going to do here if you compensate me for the part and credit my account for it and will be good