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What is the sensor located on the oil pan of a 1989 V6 2.9L Ford Ranger pickup?
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Drivers side of the oil pan. Looks like a large nut with a wire coming out of it. Should be able to see it above the frame cross member.
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I think that he is asking what it is, not where its at
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oil level sensor for a light on the dash. illuminates the light when a little over 1 quart low. common location for oil leaks. there is a gasket or o-ring under the sensor that can be replaced.
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Thanks for the replies, y'all. Parts store says it shouldn't be there for 89 model...........doh
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