Oil Pressure Sensor Replacement near Loudonville, Ohio

There are 9 RepairPal Certified locations for Oil Pressure Sensor Replacement, all with a minimum 12,000-mile/12-month warranty.

9 Results for Oil Pressure Sensor Replacement near Loudonville, Ohio

Oil Pressure Sensor Replacement can be completed at all of these locations, along with other repairs and services.

DB-Auto

4.9

(15)

33.17 mi

144 Railroad Street

Plymouth, OH

Closed

Opens 8:30 AM Wed

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Larry Harer Tire & Auto Service - #8910

4.7

(42)

40.69 mi

370 Baker Boulevard

Newark, OH

Closed

Opens 8:00 AM Wed

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Big Mike's Automotive & Collision

4.8

(18)

41.4 mi

571 Norton Avenue

Barberton, OH

Closed

Opens 8:00 AM Wed

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Copley Car Care

4.8

(19)

43.36 mi

3675 Copley Road

Akron, OH

Closed

Opens 8:00 AM Wed

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Larry Harer Tire & Auto Service - #8909

4.8

(122)

44.44 mi

871 South 30th Street

Heath, OH

Closed

Opens 7:00 AM Wed

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Annie's Auto - Brunswick

4.8

(193)

45.88 mi

1048 Pearl Rd.

Brunswick, OH

Closed

Opens 8:00 AM Wed

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Oxford Automotive

4.7

(97)

45.92 mi

24 South 3B's & K Road

Sunbury, OH

Closed

Opens 8:00 AM Wed

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ST Foreign and Domestic

4.5

(108)

47.34 mi

855 S Arlington St

Akron, OH

Closed

Opens 9:00 AM Wed

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Oxford Automotive

4.2

(13)

48.16 mi

7788 Central College Rd

New Albany, OH

Closed

Opens 8:00 AM Wed

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Oil Pressure Sensor Replacement

How are oil pressure sensor issues diagnosed?

When diagnosing a possible loss of oil pressure, the technician will check the oil level first, then the engine will be inspected for oil leaks. If the oil is full, and there are no leaks, the technician will connect a scanner to the vehicle to compare what its sensors are saying to the actual conditions. The technician will test the oil pressure sensor and associated electrical circuit, and determine if the sensor should be replaced.

How is an oil pressure sensor replaced?

If the oil pressure sensor is faulty, it will be removed and replaced. The location of the sensor varies by make and model, but it's usually near the oil filter or in the cylinder head.

Can I replace the oil pressure sensor myself?

Oil pressure warning light diagnosis should be left to a professional. There is always the possibility that the oil pressure sensor went bad, but without proper testing, starting the vehicle becomes a gamble.