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Need Help.
What is the part no. for the tube that connects the oil pressure sender to the engine compartment. I found that mine had a hole in it and that might be causing my gauge to go crazy.
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Re: Need Help. (trw)
The item with that is broken connects the line to the oil pressure sender (the thing that looks like a bell). The oil pressure line has this squared off connection that plugs into the sender. On my vette, that is the area where it is torn.
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Re: Need Help. (YoNni22)
It sounds like the line has come out of the compression fitting.
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What year is your vette? It sounds like a trip to Autozone may be in order. Tell them what you have and they can set you up. Mr. Gasket makes a kit that will have the hardware that you are looking for. IF it is what I am thinking it is.
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What year is your vette? It sounds like a trip to Autozone may be in order. Tell them what you have and they can set you up. Mr. Gasket makes a kit that will have the hardware that you are looking for. IF it is what I am thinking it is.
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Re: Need Help. (YoNni22)
I finally got my problem fixed. The reason why my gauge was going crazy was because of the oil pressure sender. I replaced it with a part from Autozone. The AC Delco part No. for the unit is 15591103. I actually bought a cross referenced part froma company named Niehoff. The part number for that is OP24731. It only cost me $12.99. The electric wire connecting to the sender was also torn but can be easily replaced.
[Modified by YoNni22, 10:10 PM 12/16/2002]
[Modified by YoNni22, 10:10 PM 12/16/2002]
