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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
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Part #
PS401
SKU #
704844
Weight
0.11lbs
Body Material
Brass, Plastic
Terminal Gender
Male
Connector Color
Black
Terminal Type
Pin
Connector Gender
Female
Terminal Quantity
3
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Duralast® line of vehicle electronics are designed for OE form, fit and function for both import and domestic vehicles. The oil pressure switch (or sensor, depending on vehicle) reports engine oil system pressures to the on-board computer, and when oil pressure is low, will illuminate the check engine light. When not replaced, vehicle operator may not be notified of engine oil pressures falling below critical limits. In more advanced vehicles, an un-replaced faulty oil pressure switch or sensor may not notify on-board computers of critical system pressure, thus not allowing the computers to place the vehicle into limp mode to protect the engine.
- Direct fit replacement matches proper OE fit, form, and function and ensures trouble free installation of your oil pressure switch or sensor
- Designed, engineered, and manufactured with high quality materials, industry leading electrical components and strict quality controls
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