Brian Eslick from How to Automotive http://www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the oil pressure sensor/switch on a 2011-2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee with 3.6L Engine.
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Another reason why jeeps are junk…andntoyotas are sooo far ahead of crappy american engineering
Do you have a chart for the bolt tightening pattern for the manifold bolts ?
If the middle wire is reading 6.9 volts it means the clip is bad not the actual sensor, correct?
Do this the same for 6.4 ?
Thanks for taking the time to make this video It was instrumental in the replacement of the oil cooler in a 2015 jeep cherokee.
Is it located in a different place especially, for the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.7L Hemi?
Is my car at risk if I didn't replace OPS as soon as possible?
Very detail video!! Thanks
Great video with a lot of work only to replace the OPS.
There's a coolant line right below the oil pressure switch. I'm having a hard time getting the socket onto the switch because the line is in the way, but it looks like a complete pain in the ass to remove the coolant line below it. Any tips?
Hi, will this list be the same for a 2014, 3.6 dodge durango?
Your instructions were great, but I NEVER want to do this job again. Just loosening that bracket nut near the back of the engine drained my life force.
MUY BUENO ME SIRVIO PARA TRABAJAR MAS RAPIDO
My socket wont go in. I have a 1" 1/16
Fortunately, my 3.6 V6 is mounted horizontally and the oil pressure sensor can be reached easily. Internal combustion engine is a piece of art and incompetent engineering could become a disaster for car owner
WOW! I thought there was easy access.. Now I know why I still keep a mechanic. What Jeep engineer placed this here… I want to put a oil pressure sensor so far up his a$$ that he has to spend as much time finding it as all the jeep owners here.
What happens if you dont get the .5 volts from the plug? I tested with it off and with ignition on and got the same reading 0. The parts store told me to replace the plug but doesn't sound like it should matter. Please help, I would like to do this just once.
Ridiculous amount of work just to get to the sensor.
I just did this job on my daughter in law's 2014 Cherokee – twice. defective part leaked oil. Needed a do over next day. Thank you so very much for the extreme attention to detail in your video
Thanks – this helped a ton. My sensor didn't come out as easy as yours.
Hi, first of all thanks for the video, it helped a lot!
I've already changed the oil filter housing, the oil pressure sensor and the oil pump as the solenoid, and still showing P06DD in scan, oil pressure 0, oil sensor voltage 0.27v …the engine sounds great, dont know what more to do, need some help! Wondering if the new sensor is bad…Its a 3.6 wrangler 2013, São Paulo Brazil, thanks!!
how hard is it to change rocker arms in this 3.6? i have some bad rockers and i have to change the oil pressure sensor si i figured when i change the sensor i might as well change the spark plugs and rockers at the same time.?
Damn! FCA has ruined this motor and it comes in the jeep wrangler too. Dude, you make great videos. I wish I would have watched this before I purchased my jeep… I think you need to teach auto mechanics to the FCA Engineers.
Thank for the video thank you
How long is this process?