Oil pressure sensor

[Dave]

Anyone identified an equivalent oil pressure sensor for a 4200 ? Mine is chucking out some spurious signals at start up but is ok after that. Could be connection/sticking/failing.......are there any voltage output tests that can be conducted ?

 

[Parisien]

This one Dave?

Part no - 980001156

http://www.eurospares.co.uk/searchResult.asp?find=&M=&Mo=&A=&B=&S=980001156

Dunno if there is an equivalent......any other nos/markings on it?

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[Dave]

Could that be the cambio corsa pressure sensor. If I'm wrong then it looks easier to change than I envisaged. Mine is a manual - it's the engine oil pressure sensor that I'm considering changing (on the right bank at the rear of the cylinder head - I thought).

 

[Parisien]

Dave...see this list.....but you need to check with Eurospares etc that its what you want for your car!!!

4200 Coupe 027/004
4200 Coupe (2003) 027/004
4200 Coupe (2004) 027/004
4200 Coupe (2005) 027/004
4200 Gransport (2005) 026/004
4200 Spyder 027/004
4200 Spyder (2003) 027/004
4200 Spyder (2004) 027/004
4200 Spyder (2005) 027/004

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[Emtee]

I changed the oil pressure transmitter on my MY'04 4200 just a couple of months ago as it too was giving spurious and very erratic readings.

Checking my receipt the part number was 135940 and it cost £73.44 before VAT.

I'm not aware of any non-OEM equivalents.

 

[Parisien]

Sensor/transmitter Dave...which one is it...two different parts apparently.

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[Dave]

Thanks to you both. The 980001156 part number on the Eurospares illustration says "Power Unit and Tank....valid F1" and shows a hydraulic reservoir, so I guessed it to be associated with the gearchange. No pressure= no gear change, no clutch separation and no start ! The manual shows the (engine oil) sensor on the rear right cylinder head. More homework needed............

 

[Parisien]

Thanks to you both. The 980001156 part number on the Eurospares illustration says "Power Unit and Tank....valid F1" and shows a hydraulic reservoir, so I guessed it to be associated with the gearchange. No pressure= no gear change, no clutch separation and no start ! The manual shows the (engine oil) sensor on the rear right cylinder head. More homework needed............

Well then it aint the one I posted up Dave!!!!

Hopefully Miles' option is the right one.

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[Emtee]

This is what I got.....

http://www.eurospares.co.uk/searchResult.asp?find=&M=&Mo=&A=&B=&S=135940

Cheers, Miles.

 

[Parisien]

This is what I got.....

http://www.eurospares.co.uk/searchResult.asp?find=&M=&Mo=&A=&B=&S=135940

Cheers, Miles.

Yours is on the engine Miles......................has a 100% chance of being right compared to mine!

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[Emtee]

Yours is on the engine Miles......................has a 100% chance of being right compared to mine!

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Haha, I'm laughin'......

 

[Parisien]

.................as well as being right....


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