Kevin Evans
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It looks like it has a single wire coming out of it. I can't seem to identify it... everything is coated in oil. It's located beneath the fuel pump towards the front of the car. Any ideas?
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What part is located under the mechanical fuel pump?
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I'm not familiar with the 2.8 but I believe it's the oil pressure sending unit.
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IIRC that's where the oil pressure sensor/switch is on the colognes.
AndyB.
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Yes, oil pressure switch.
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Well I hate to disagree with everyone, so I won't.
The location described is typical of the oil pressure switch location on the Cologne family engines. Since it grounds through the block you only need one wire.
The location described is typical of the oil pressure switch location on the Cologne family engines. Since it grounds through the block you only need one wire.
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