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Part identification. Can't find it anywhere. It's right above the oil filter.


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Part identification. Can't find it anywhere.
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That sensor part number should be 12608814 or after 2001 15369305. Its look to be same as coolant sensor...
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google: ls1 engine oil cooler block off plate. That should get you started in the right direction.
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That is the oil temp sensor. As mentioned it is identical to the coolant temp sensor on the forward end of the left hand cylinder head.
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