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Where can I find the oil pressure sensor on a 2013 Dodge Challenger?
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The oil pressure sensor in a 2013 Dodge Challenger can be found beneath the lower intake manifold. Replacing it can be a challenging task, requiring you to remove both the upper and lower intake components of the engine. The first step is to remove the plastic engine cover by lifting it off and setting it aside. Subsequently, detach the air inlet from the air filter housing and throttle body, along with disconnecting any electrical connectors and hoses connected to the throttle body and upper intake. Undo the several 8mm bolts on each side of the upper intake to remove it. You will then need to remove the fuel rail, coil packs, and injectors to access the lower intake. Once the lower intake is removed, you will find the oil pressure sensor located amidst the intake ports.
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In the 2013 Dodge Challenger, the oil pressure sensor can be found at the back of the oil cooler assembly.
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