🔧 Reliable Standard Motor Products PS336 Oil Pressure Switch: Ensuring Optimal Lubrication Efficiency Review

My oil pressure sensor has been missing for years I found it to be a perfect fit and now I have a sensor again without the high price tag of an auto shop

Fits my 02 Toyota Sequoia 4.7. If the oil temperature sensor is not working, this is likely the problem. Repair 10 minutes. After removing the skid plate. This is a 10 minute job.

Oil pressure was very low at idle after the engine had warmed up. I thought the oil pump was bad. After researching the net, I found that the transmission module is most likely defective. I ordered this one and he took care of the problem.

Either it's just a switch (no transmitter - NO light sensor) or the one I received is defective. This did not work on a 1999 Toyota LandCruiser.

For my 2004 Tundra: The oil pressure gauge was very erratic and dropped to a low level at 2100 rpm. Even with more load on the hill and in 3rd gear the pressure on the gauge would only be 1/4 and 1/2 respectively, I installed this gauge/gauge and ran the engine where it reached 3/4 of full pressure. It gets the job done and shows print I haven't seen in a while. It was easy to install. Removing the front skid plate and reinstalling it was more difficult than installing the sensor.

If you have a 2002 Toyota Sequoia and the oil level sensor is reading incorrectly, this is probably your problem. Take this and install it on your next oil change, it's about 5 inches before your oil filter on the same manifold. Simply drain the oil from the truck, unplug the electrical connector and unscrew the old oil pressure switch. Install a new one. Be very careful as fine threads require precise sensor alignment. Hand tighten 1/2 turn, reconnect the electrical connector until it clicks…