Accurate and reliable Oil Pressure Sensor for cars

Product description

Oil Pressure Sensor is a small electronic device for monitoring oil pressure in engine. If the oil pressure is too low, the Pressure Sensor will send a signal to the engine control unit (ECU), which will then turn on a warning light on the dashboard. The ECUs can also adjust the fuel mixture or ignition timing to protect the engine from damage. The oil Pressure Transmitter is usually located on the engine block, near the oil filter. They may also be located on the oil pan or oil pump. Oil pressure sensors are usually made of brass or stainless steel. Most modern engines have oil pressure sensors, but older engines may not. If your engine does not have an oil pressure sensor, you can still check the oil pressure with a mechanical instrument. The oil pressure sensor monitors the engine's oil pressure and sends a signal to the ECU if it gets too low. The ECU then turns on a warning light on the dashboard and can also adjust the fuel mix or ignition timing to protect the engine from damage. Oil pressure sensors are usually located near the oil filter. They may be screw-in or bolted. Some engines have multiple oil pressure sensors, and some even have a separate sensor for each cylinder. Oil pressure sensors are relatively inexpensive and easy to replace if they fail.