Because they are not interchangeable.
normally the oil pressure switch is on the main block if you have a pressure guage or oil pressure light on the car if you disconnect the right switch the gauge will drop or the light will go out then you know that's the switch to change.
I don't know of a kill switch but there is a crank sensor.
possibly the oil pressure sending switch...thats whats on my 87 305 h WRONG!!!!!!!!! the oil pressure switch/sensor is where it always is on pushrod small chevy's, under the distributor. what you see next to the right valve cover are the MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) sensor, and below that is the EGR control solenoid
run ruff or not at all get the right reading
The engine temperature sensor is under the alternator.
Drag the first mirror under the green circle closest to the switch. Then, place a mirror on the square to the left of the switch. Lastly, place the last mirror to the right of the green circle closest to the switch to complete the light's path over all of the circles.
Hi, I know there is one temperature sensor located right near the thermostat, which one or what exactly are you looking for? Steve H.
check thermostat or water pump, I've had both problems before and it will cause the car to overheat. The temp sensor is on top of the engine right in front of the spark wires. It go's down into the engine.
how do you know its the switch? does the window (power) move up & down? You can use the other switch from the right or left hand side of the one that works. switch the wires. if the windows work, then its the switch. if the switch doesn't work, then its the window motor.
If the car is an 87 Pulsar, the reset switch is under the kick panel (Plastic between the bottem of the dash board & the floorboard) on the drivers side. Take this panel off & the switch is a push button on the metal box. Push the button & check the sensor light. The sensor light may also meen it's time to replace the timing belt. Don't ask how I know this.
lucy is in a special place right know
lucy is in a special place right know