LS7 oil pressure switch
LS7 oil pressure switch
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bluesatin

Original Poster:

3,115 posts

296 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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Any idea where i can get a new oil pressure switch. The one I have is an old design and so does not fit the wiring loom connector.

DHGTR

1,196 posts

267 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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Hi guy I had the same problem with the ls2, Kyle got mine.

Dave

grasser

98 posts

243 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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Hi!

On the LS Engines you have over the Oil Filter normally a cap which cover the small oil cicuit.
You drill there a hole on the cap and fit a line to the Top of the engine.
You need to put the Oil pressure sensor away from the heaters, incase of high temperature and everyone knows that sensors dont like high temp.

Hope that helped!




bluesatin

Original Poster:

3,115 posts

296 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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The problem is not location but type!
I have this fitted



but need this


grasser

98 posts

243 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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Hi,

I see put this one out and fir one in the location i gave you. best you order one from VDO Germany!

Best regards
Gottfried

GTR-P

89 posts

208 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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I had the same problem. You need to order the older switch (pre 2009) I think
Here is a pic showing the part number for both types.

Regards,
peter


bluesatin

Original Poster:

3,115 posts

296 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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Any idea who to order from. Summit Racing has them on back order.

GTR-P

89 posts

208 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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Try a Chevrolet (or any GM) dealer. You may pay a bit more but they usually have these kinds of parts available in short order.

http://www.chevrolet.co.uk/

Magic919

14,199 posts

225 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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Monkfish Performance may well have one in stock.

Steve_D

13,801 posts

282 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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Now you have a GM part number you may be able to get it, or a pattern part, from any motor factor.

Steve

bluesatin

Original Poster:

3,115 posts

296 months

Monday 1st November 2010
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Alternative is to find the correct connector!

Gulf LS3

1,922 posts

228 months

Monday 1st November 2010
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did you get your engine from GM Partsworld? If so tell them to send you the correct sensor to go with the loom they supplied?
If you sourced the loom yourself i can get you the sensor in around a week if that helps.

bluesatin

Original Poster:

3,115 posts

296 months

Monday 1st November 2010
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Yes I did get the engine and loom from parts world but gave up and bought the loom (and all the difficult bits that actually fit) from AS. I sent them (parts world) an e-mail about returning bits and ordering the engine fuel rail covers but they have as usual forgotten to return the e-mail. They are the most interesting company to deal with!!!

I ordered from the US so have all the bits- aim is to start the engine in thenext few weeks.

Gulf LS3

1,922 posts

228 months

Monday 1st November 2010
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Hi Guy

Yes they are a terrible company to deal with...... glad your sorted and good luck with the big fire up.

Steve_D

13,801 posts

282 months

Tuesday 2nd November 2010
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bluesatin said:
Alternative is to find the correct connector!
Try these guys
http://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/

Have bought a number of connectors and sensors from them ready for my SBC EFI conversion.

Steve