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- 1990
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I am swapping over the parts from a 90 to a 95 motor and found the oil pans are a little different. Then sensor in the 95 were it plugs in is more flat with looks like two wire plug and the 90 is a single. I figured I would just switch sensors but one is bigger than the other. Then oil pan gaskets are different too and I like the seal on the 95 pan better--so If I just leave the sensor unplugged will it throw a check engine light or code if its not hooked up. I also thought maybe I could visit the pick n pull and grab that plug and wire it into the 90 plug just need to know what the wires plug into if the 90 only has one wire.
Thanks
Mark
I am swapping over the parts from a 90 to a 95 motor and found the oil pans are a little different. Then sensor in the 95 were it plugs in is more flat with looks like two wire plug and the 90 is a single. I figured I would just switch sensors but one is bigger than the other. Then oil pan gaskets are different too and I like the seal on the 95 pan better--so If I just leave the sensor unplugged will it throw a check engine light or code if its not hooked up. I also thought maybe I could visit the pick n pull and grab that plug and wire it into the 90 plug just need to know what the wires plug into if the 90 only has one wire.
Thanks
Mark
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