Overview

One oil-pressure sensor for the Honda applications listed below. It sits in the engine's main oil passage, reads the pressure in the system, and turns that reading into an electrical signal for your gauge or warning light. When the reading goes wrong, you either get a light that will not go out or no warning at all while the engine runs short on oil. Confirm the OE number before ordering.

Vehicle fitment & specifications

Features

Pressure monitoring
The sensor detects engine oil pressure, converts the pressure signal into an electrical signal and sends it to the oil-pressure gauge.

Operating condition awareness
Low oil pressure can worsen lubrication, cooling and cleaning, accelerate wear and lead to bearing seizure or cylinder damage. High pressure can increase power loss and oil consumption; slower oil heat dissipation can cause engine overheating.

Direct replacement
Manufactured to the original specification for a matching fit and simple direct-replacement installation, built for reliability and durability.

Fitment check

Fitment varies by year, trim and engine. Confirm the OE number and match your model, year, trim and displacement against the table above before ordering.

What's in the box

• 1 oil-pressure sensor

FAQ

What years does this fit?
Honda Accord 1998-2012, Civic 1992-2000, Civic del Sol 1993-1997, Odyssey 1999-2010, Pilot 2003-2008, Prelude 1993-2001, Ridgeline 2006-2014. Match your model, year, trim and engine against the fitment table above before ordering.

What happens if oil pressure is wrong?
Low pressure can worsen lubrication, cooling and cleaning, accelerate wear and lead to bearing seizure or cylinder damage. High pressure can increase power loss and oil consumption, and slower oil heat dissipation can cause the engine to overheat.

How do I confirm this is the right sensor?
Compare the OE number against your original part, and check your model, year, trim and engine against the fitment table above.

How many sensors come in one package?
One oil-pressure sensor.