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Nov 19, 2023 - 06:13 PM
top, rear, driver's side of the engine. You will need a special socket. Oil Pressure Sensor Socket - to remove it
Nov 20, 2023 - 11:44 PM
Hi there!
Finding that oil pressure sensor can be a bit like playing hide and seek. On your 2022 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD LTZ with the 6.6-liter gas engine, you'll likely find the oil pressure sensor hanging out near the oil filter. If that P06DD code is giving you grief, a fresh oil pressure sensor might just be the ticket to a happy check engine light.
If you're facing the front of the truck, take a look just above and to the right of the oil filter. It's usually screwed into the engine block and might have a single-wire connector.
Before you dive into changing it out, make sure to disconnect the battery and give the engine some time to cool down. Safety first, right?
Once you've got the old sensor out, pop the new one in, reconnect everything, and you should be good to roll. Give it a shot, and here's to smooth driving ahead!
Finding that oil pressure sensor can be a bit like playing hide and seek. On your 2022 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD LTZ with the 6.6-liter gas engine, you'll likely find the oil pressure sensor hanging out near the oil filter. If that P06DD code is giving you grief, a fresh oil pressure sensor might just be the ticket to a happy check engine light.
If you're facing the front of the truck, take a look just above and to the right of the oil filter. It's usually screwed into the engine block and might have a single-wire connector.
Before you dive into changing it out, make sure to disconnect the battery and give the engine some time to cool down. Safety first, right?
Once you've got the old sensor out, pop the new one in, reconnect everything, and you should be good to roll. Give it a shot, and here's to smooth driving ahead!
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