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Re: Where is the oil pressure sender unit on my 1998 ford...
Got a 1997 mustang gt and the Oil Pressure Gauge stopped working along with the Gas Gauge not working properly and floating back and forth...what do i need to do?
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You should have oil cooler lines on the filter adapter and the sender is there it screws into the adapter and has one contact inside the plug go to rockauto.Com and look up your vehicle and then the part in electrical switch and relay it may just be shorting out from the oil filter leaking and cleaning and a new oil filter may stop it from lighting up but maybe not good luck stephen
The AWD Equinox has two model selections (LS & LT) and two 2.4L engine options (K2.4L FI DOHC & the K2.4L Flex Fuel DOHC.)
Information on the Equinox engines oil pressure senders location is difficult to find on line so all I can offer in the way of help is to say that It will be on the engine block connected to the ECM (engine Control Module) with a single TN/BK (Tan/Black) wire lead.
The Oil Pressure Sender is a distinct looking unit that is sold by Autozone and they provide pictures of the various makes which should help you identify the units location on your engine block.
It could be rod knock: if so, plan on an engine change/rebuild. On my 97 F 250, 5W motor oil is recommended,so you can't put in heavier oil. But that's not a solution. Something mechanical is askew.
Most likely a failure of the sender/sensor unit which will be screwed either into the block or on the radiator tank.
Most of these have only a single wire coming from them.
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