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29 April 2006, 01:39 PM
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really fast one for you lot
where is the oil presure switch on a ej20 lump.
because i cant see it for looking. am i correct in thinking its in a silly place and the wire runs up from behind the cam belt cover.
(cant see that much of the oil pump as you all know.)
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because i cant see it for looking. am i correct in thinking its in a silly place and the wire runs up from behind the cam belt cover.
(cant see that much of the oil pump as you all know.)
cheers mark
29 April 2006, 03:10 PM
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oh ok.
ok then where in the loom is it ment to plug in.
the three wires of the sensor are approx 6incl long but there is nothing within that radius for it to plug into
cheers mark
ok then where in the loom is it ment to plug in.
the three wires of the sensor are approx 6incl long but there is nothing within that radius for it to plug into
cheers mark
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Originally Posted by mark28
oh ok.
ok then where in the loom is it ment to plug in.
the three wires of the sensor are approx 6incl long but there is nothing within that radius for it to plug into
cheers mark
ok then where in the loom is it ment to plug in.
the three wires of the sensor are approx 6incl long but there is nothing within that radius for it to plug into
cheers mark
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29 April 2006, 04:32 PM
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the three wire thing is fitted just below the stamp that say ej20. which is in the middle of the p.a.s and the alternator
this would not happen to be a knock link sensor or some daft would it.
I AM NOT SAYING KNOCK LINKS ARE DAFT BEFORE I START WORLD WAR 3
this would not happen to be a knock link sensor or some daft would it.
I AM NOT SAYING KNOCK LINKS ARE DAFT BEFORE I START WORLD WAR 3
29 April 2006, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by wrxfox
its between the powersteering pump and the alternator on the top of the block.
rob
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i can see where it all started to go wrong now. lol
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i am thinking that someone had a gauge or something to messure the presure in the car that req'd this differant type of sensor 
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29 April 2006, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by mark28
i am thinking that someone had a gauge or something to messure the presure in the car that req'd this differant type of sensor
Quite possibly,meaning the wires are now redundant?Does your oil light work
29 April 2006, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbotits
Quite possibly,meaning the wires are now redundant?Does your oil light work
so then best get a oil presure sensor then. or even the other half to this mad little sensor 
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