wxman1

thanks for the pics from c 5 tech on how to saw through the cowl to get at the oil pressure sensor. It was a little difficult getting of the wire cap on the sensor off and getting a deep socket in there but it got done and the new sensor works fine. While I had the black trim at the base of the windshield off, Me and my next door neighbor took another swipe at trying to find the leak that is getting into the drivers side. We took a light and examined the fiberglass work near the drivers side wiper and above the three black udders. We also looked behind the udders back near the fire wall under the windshield. We found what appeared to be several cracks in the fiberglass right above the place where the leak is coming into the car. Im not sure that was the entire solution but I filled these suspect cracks with silicone. We will see when the weather warms up and I pour some water over these areas.. Thanks for those of you who took the time to advise me!! Bruce

73Corvette

Congrats glad you got it done...atta boy. Now you have the satisfaction of doing it yourself and the peace of mind that your oil pressure is correct.

bjones7131

Where r those picks, i would love to see them, i will need them sooner or later. Thanks

73Corvette

I think this maybe what he was talking about...

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-my-c-5-a.html

yaknow

congrats

jdvann

Wohoo...a very satisfying fix.

Jeff T.

Congrats on getting it done, but the word "saw" does not compute...

jdvann

I think he meant , 'installed an access port".

1Willy1

My new sensor just arrived, contemplating trying this myself or going to my mechanics

Congrats on getting it done

Vetteman Jack

Nice that you got it done and if there is a next time the job will be easier with the access port in the cowl area.

73Corvette

That makes this procedure sound sooo much better...even cool.

jdvann