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where do I find the oil sender unit on my toyota camry 1992
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4 or 6 cylinder? what kind of
4 or 6 cylinder?
what kind of problem are you having?
Also, is the oil light
Also, is the oil light (COMING ON) while the car is in (MOTION)?
yes the oil light does come
yes the oil light does come on but, maybe about every 7 days or so
Oil leakage on the right hand
Oil leakage on the right hand side with an odor. I had the valve cvr gasket changed, but that wasn't the problem, so it was suggested that the switch may be the culprit. HELP
4 CYL
4 CYL
Also can you please tell me
Also can you please tell me exactly where is this unit is located. Is it also called a pressure switch, and will it be a difficult task?
Camry, I (AGREE), it could be
Camry,
I (AGREE), it could be the "Sending Unit" that is leaking. It could also be a "Cam Seal", which is a common failure, that results in an oil leak. For that matter, the engine in your "Camry" does have issues with (OTHER) seals and gaskets, that (WILL) result in oil leaks. In any event, and for (NOW) let's address the (SENDING UNIT).
IT'S LOCATED:
On the engine block near where the oil filter screws on. It should have one wire coming out of it and be a roughly hex-shaped metal unit threaded into the block.
(REPLACE) it, and let us know the leak (RESOLVES).
on a 4 cylinder it's on the
on a 4 cylinder it's on the top center of engin.
Sorry, something is not right
Sorry, something is not right here. In the (INTEREST) of (ACCURATE) information:
On Apirl 2 (THIS YEAR). I sold a 92 Camry 4 cylinder "Katerina Flood Car" (ACTUALLY), and "Sending Unit" was where stated !
this is what alldata
this is what alldata says:
1992 Toyota Camry Sedan L4-132 2164cc 2.2L DOHC (5S-FE)
Vehicle Level Engine, Cooling and Exhaust Engine Oil Pressure Sender Locations
Locations
Top Center Of Engine
Once the unit is located,
Once the unit is located, carefully pll the rubber boot back to see if there is oil underneath it---this is a sign that it is leaking.
For confirmation, clean the unit off and let the engine run for a few minutes and then recheck the unit.If it has oil on it again, it's leaking.
any luck yet? Was the sending
any luck yet? Was the sending unit leaking?