How to replace a oil pressure sensor on a Cadillac Escalade
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- How to replace a oil pressure sensor on a Cadillac Escalade, Tahoe, Yukon, Silverado, or Sierra 6.0L
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Just wanted to say thank for this video, I changed mine in the AutoZone parking lot all thanks to this video
Glad it helped you!!!! 👍👍
Thanks for this video :) My wife and I were able to change out the old with the new... Took longer than expected... Very hard to reach back there behind the engine block. fixed the issue. :)
Glad it helped! Yea it’s a pain to get way back there, but at least you saved yourself a few bucks! 👍
Thanks family.... great job explaining that for the Cadillac community 💪🏽💯
No prob glad it helped
Great vid, our oil pressure switch just went out on our '03 Cadillac just as it turned 230k miles, along with a speeding ticket. The universe is trying to tell me something.
You're very good at explaining things. Great video thank you!
Thank-you!! Glad it helped!! 👍👍
Thanks for this video brother this video is gonna be really a great help so many
No problem! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! 👍
Thank you for the video. What about the filter that comes with the oil pressure sensor. I believe the filter is actually in the oil pressure sensor hole. Did you swap out the filter?
Not all model have the filter….mine did not have one
Same year Escalade. I get the low oil pressure notification on startup and the gauge is a little slow after ignition to read. It sits at 21ish psi at idle and about 38-39 psi when cruising. Hoping it's just the sensor.
Thank you for the video alot of help. I gotta change mine in the am
My 04 just buried itself at 80psi looks like it's my turn thx for the video.
Did you get your 04 fixed? I have an 04 with the same problem.
@williamjohnson4255 yes, did you watch the whole video?
@@Naturalgearhead Yes, I 've watched the video a couple of times. I'm having difficulty getting to the sensor on my truck. There is a fuel line and a vapor tube that seems to be in the way. Did you have to remove anything to get to it?
You asked if I fixed it, in the video I showed that I did fix it, that’s why I asked….no I did not remove anything besides what is in the video
It fixed my problem but is a not fun to install.
Good shit, great videos..exactly what I needed, appreciate it thankyou brother
Your welcome!! Glad it helped you! 👍
I just changed out mine on my 2005 cadillac escalade it came with a plastic mesh filter type thingy do i need it? I didn't find one one the old one
Best video on this subject I’ve seen Thank you👍
Thank-you!! Hope it helped!! 👍
Which engine was this again? This type didn't take a small filter down in the valley befor install the new switch? Some or most do amd is why they still throw code. Filter stop up. Looks almost like an orfis tube filter.
2006 6.0L LQ9…no this engine did not have the filter down in the valley, but yes if it was a engine that used the filter style a “stopped up” filter would definitely mess with the pressure reading resulting in what your saying, this particular engine does not use that style 👍👍
@@Naturalgearhead ya kool my 6.2 did am person before must not new that haha. Easy fix
If it drops to zero and stays with no noises check engine light or anything drives good is it the sensor?
It’s very hard to say without being there…anytime I see oil pressure drop to zero I would be very concerned! You are gonna have to look into it more…always start with easy stuff, like checking oil level etc. I would be afraid to drive it unless I knew the source of the problem..good luck 👍
Question is it going to be at the same place in 2004 Cadillac Escalade
Yes it would be!..👍
I like your videos, i have the same car as you, Is it ok if you can help and find where is bank 1 and bank 2 of oxgyen sensers
Bank 1 is drivers side, bank 2 is passenger side…if you follow from the exhaust manifold down to the exhaust pipe, you will see the o2 sensor
@@Naturalgearhead Thank you very much brother I really appreciate it and thanks for your videos
I thank you so much for help if you do.
Your welcome!! Glad it helped you out!! 👍
Hey man thanks for your video, i just replaced mine, althought should have done with cold engine. With the listed attachments i didn't need to remove fuel line so that is a big plus. Thanks
Awesome!! Glad to hear you are back up and running again!!! 👍
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Very Helpful, and detailed 👍🏼
Thanks!! Glad it helped make it hopefully a little easier job for ya...and give you some insight into what you may be getting into.👍
While shopping for the sensor, there is a 'Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Filter' coming up. IS that something you had to (or could have) change at the same time?
Yes when the sensor is unthreaded the filter goes down inside the same hole. Therefore you need to pull the old one out with a pick tool. Some or most engines have one in the hole. They get clogged up easily so you may want to just leave it out
07-14 have the filter. 02-06 do not.
Save me some money, thanks a lot! Great video!
No problem, glad it helped you out!!
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If your getting the Christmas tree with 20 warnings. This part or the alternator are the issue. Huge problem dealership will tell you moduels need replaced. Its the oil switch grounding out. Scanner will show 2.3ohm up n down and zero. Working should should be 5ohm. Hope this helps someone. Dealership said 3k for moduels to fix problem. $200 part n labor fixed for a customer
So my 2005 Cadillac escalade oil pressure gage reads 0 and when I start it it bings and says oil pressure low but has full oil. Could this be my issue?
Could be…0 oil pressure indication could also be a number of other things, like a bad oil pump..wiring..etc. , but I would start with the sensor, as it is probably the easiest and are prone to failure..good luck!! 👍🤘
@@Naturalgearhead thank you for the reply. Since making this comment I have replaced the oil pressure sensor my gage now works but when I start my escalade it still beeps at me that oil is low and the engine makes a slight ticking sound but when the motor warms up the ticking and the oil warning goes away
@@sincityboi9762 There's a filter that needs to be cleaned or replaced when you replace the sensor I believe.
There is no screen under the sending unit in the 2000-2006 gen 2. The gen 3 has the screen 2007-2014.
Now that's strange, because the little tool with a hook on the end worked great to pull out the filter. I was surprised there was not many particles on it...Probably because the filter protects the sensor and doesn't trap the particles.@@hud351
Can I use just a 27mm deep socket, I have one of those. Thanks
I don’t believe it will work....you can test fit it on the new one first, when you get it, before you dig back in there for the old sensor.
Did you vehicle chime at low pressure light, and you change sensor?
It did a couple times, yes....scared the crap out of me!!...lol!
After I changed the sensor...it’s all good
Where is the transmission pressure sensor at can anyone help having trouble
Thank you very much....! I have 07 Ext Escalade with the same problem...
I just did this oil pressure sensor today and it isn't fun to thread the new one in, I ended up using a piece of tape on the sensor so it would fit firmly in the socket and started it by hand it made it easier to install and would have saved my hand and arm from carnage if I did this to begin with.
new subbie! where did you purchase the oil pressure switch?
Thanks!!.....got it on Amazon
It’s a ac Delco brand
So no filter was under the sensor?
Mine doesn’t use one…some do have them though
Would the Guage be pegged out if the sensor is bad or low oil pressure?
Bad sensor
Got a link to that flex ratchet?
Did you find it...?
It was purchased at Harborfreight tools.
Who sells the universal extension ratchet?
Harborfreight tools
@@Naturalgearhead Found it Thanks
Or your pictures just leaking from the bottom and I need to change the sensor at the end is really difficult to take that sucker out
I can’t get the electrical connection off. I can pull up only a little bit on the gray tab, but I can’t pinch anything in. How far up does the gray tab go? I am afraid to pull it too hard because it feels like it will break (I’m pulling pretty damned hard!) What am I supposed to pinch in, the blue area seemed to make sense, but nothing moves. If anyone has done this, please describe how it works in detail…. Please?
How tight do tight that in
Just a little tighter than hand tight
Thanks for the how to but that background soundtrack makes it hard to pay attention without stressing out.
It’s like a rototiller on a chalk board
With you talking in the background.
I need it
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My oil pressure gauge shows 70 on the idle and 80 when driving (when engine is hot). Could it be the same problem?
Anybody know what kind of ratchet that is?
Probably Pittsburgh….bought it @harborfreight years ago not sure if they still carry it or not
@@Naturalgearheadfound it there today!!! Thank you.
@ShfSaheim awesome!!! When I first got it wasn’t sure if I’d ever really need it….but it has proven useful in multiple situations!! Glad ya found one! 👍
@@Naturalgearhead do you lose any oil while doing this?
@ShfSaheim no I didn’t
Your battery light was on...
I think u need to leave the cover off for atleast a day or two most of the Chevrolet vehicles are famous for oil pressure sensor leak and replacement of sensor is a bitch , I much rather go for ford vehicle where sensor actually located just next to the oil filter ……well thanks for sharing this video I hope it helps to so many , Bcoz most of the dealers workshop charge big money for that and lie to the customers about leaking of main seal replacement , where u can change by yourself just to buy that sensor if you know what u doing
You could leave the cover off for a day or so, if you were worried about it leaking, but it’s really easy to take it off and on so it’s really up to the person doing the job….but yeah I definitely agree it’s in a bad spot and I wanted to put this video out to hopefully help people save themselves some money by doing it themselves or at least have an idea of how to do the job so they can decide if is something they are willing to tackle themselves or would be more comfortable just to have someone else do it. Thanks for the comment, and have a good one! 👍👍