2004 Chrysler Pacifica "directions change oil sending unit" Questions

...Oil change every 3,000 miles. Also check on the internet in Chrysler Pacifica oil problems just for your info. townhall-talk.edmunds.com/direct/view/â??.f12caf4 - CachedIf icon re-appears, have ...

...change oil sending unit on 2000 dodge grand caravan 3.3l flex fuel The Oil Sending/Pressure Unit is located directly to the Left of the Oil Filter. It should have only one wire going to it. Let me ...

...her. I am providing a link to youtube.com for a step by step instructional video. After you watch it you will say that its just to easy. Auto Repair Mechanics How to Change Car Oil Pressure ...

...oil pressure sending unit I have a 2000 Chevy Suburban 1500 with a 5.3L Vortec Engine that has lost it's oil pressure. I have changed the Oil Pump, oil pick up tube and screen, changed out the timing ...

...oil sending unit and changed the oil and filter. what would cause this light to flicker? could it be the oil pump or short circuit? and how can i see how much oil pressure that it does have? u could ...

...oil change and smoke is coming from under the hood. Sounds to me like oil got spilled onto the engine and exhaust manifold. I had to get an oil filler extension to keep that from happening when I ...

change. No owners manual so no directions of how to clear the warning. This can be a malfunction ot this can be serious, First check vehicle and make sure there is oil in this vehicle. If there is oil

...change your oil and filter.A clogged oil filter will cause your oil pressure to drop.Also remove your pressure sending unit and hook up a direct oil pressure guage to see what your actual pressure ...

...sticking out the front of the truck, it will be to the left of the oil filter location, but immediately. There will be a wire harness and a plug. You can't miss it if you use these crude

...oil pressure switches/sending units were located are near the oil filter. Did you have the same symptoms before you changed the oil pump? How many miles on your engine? As the bearings (main, rod, ...