Oil Pressure Sensor Installation - Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth 2.7L

Installation Spotlight presents:
Successful Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth 2.7L Oil pressure sensor installation
Level of difficulty: INTERMEDIATE
Approximate installation time: 1/2 HOUR
Tools needed: 1 1/6" deep socket, 3/8" ratchet
Additional parts: connector, oil
Vehicle used: 2001 Dodge Intrepid
Motorist: If this job is beyond your skill level, visit your automotive service professional.This video is for general information purposes only. The provider makes no representations or warranties as to the information contained in this video or its usage, completeness, quality or accuracy. Any use of such information is at the user's sole risk, and in no event shall the provider be liable for any consequential, incidental, special, punitive or direct or indirect damages arising from such use.
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[@jayjayson483]

THANK YOU been worried it was gunna be a bad job, super easy!

[@abbie5998]

Thank you so much! Auto repair place wanted me to pay $140 to do for me

[@VapeJohn]

As a safety measure, it's always best to remove the negative cable from the battery in case you touch the wrong thing. Will avoid a short.

[@tossmonkey1]

thank you for a great straightforward video

[@StandardBrand]

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

[@yosoyyovideo]

Wich is the best oild tipe for this car?

[@donaldhansen95]

thanks for all the advice. all of the videos really helped thanks again

[@StandardBrand]

We are so happy we could help Donald.

[@shadiahmad6487]

I definitely overtightened mine... but I sold the vehicle. should I tell the guy? I have no idea if it cracked or not.

[@2552Zeus]

You forgot to mention that you have to drop the exhaust and cross bar on the dodge avenger

[@rokitman5753]

very helpful you saved me $😊