[DML] Re: Oil pressure switch removal and proper tool
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[DML] Re: Oil pressure switch removal and proper tool



The old switch can be resealed. Take it all apart, clean it up, and
reassemble using silicone sealer.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Dave Swingle" <swingle@xxxx> wrote:
> Use the loose one. It't not in there very tight. I'm not sure but I 
> think it may be standard, I just get what's close and use it. 
> 
> BTW all the leakage is around the center pin where the wire goes. It's 
> kind of a cheesy plastic gasket.  If you don't get the new one snug (or 
> if you accidently loosen in in the process of connecting the wire) it'l 
>







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