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Oil Level sensor leaks, question - Gilly
Gilly, it looks like the oil level sensor is leaking oil. I have found a picture of the o-ring for this sensor. Can the 0-ring be replaced WITHOUT removing the oil pan?
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In a word, No. Been there and done that.
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Forget the "O" ring replacement and just put a whole new sensor in the part is about $135 and carries the same labor charge as the ring. My dealer tried the ring replacement and it leaked even worse so in went the new sensor.
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I did the o-ring by itself; and it hasn't leaked since. Obviously, different situations.
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-Kevin |
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