Help identifying a broken wire
Help identifying a broken wire
I was changing my oil right now and when I was installing the new oil filter I noticed there was a loose wire right above the oil filter. That wire connects directly on top of the oil filter. Does anyone know what the wire does because my car has been running good, no check engine light or nothing.
The wire is black with a grey clip that broke and it connects to what I think is a sensor. I'm thinking its a oil level sensor because right next to it is another wire with the same sensor connected to it. I'll try and take a pick, it's kinda hard cus I just lowered my car
if it has a grey connector then it has to be for something more than for grounding since those just have a little o-terminal/crimp at the end to attach to a bolt... you could be right in that it is for a sensor so i would try to fix that asap.
A pic would help to see how it broke but im guessing that there is some wire still coming out of the connector in which case it should be pretty easy to rejoin the wire with the connector using one of those little plastic wire joiners and plug it back in. If not you should be able to buy a replacement connector and then join it.
A pic would help to see how it broke but im guessing that there is some wire still coming out of the connector in which case it should be pretty easy to rejoin the wire with the connector using one of those little plastic wire joiners and plug it back in. If not you should be able to buy a replacement connector and then join it.
Picture will be nice. But in my opinion I would say its a ground wire for our radio/GPS (for static purposes). If its a wire for oil level it would be around our engine and should light some check engine in your dash considering its not working properly coz of one wire is not attach. Just my cent
There is an oil pressure switch and an oil temperature sensor next to the oil filter. The oil pressure switch is the one closest to the filter. Sounds like one of them is broken or loose. Check the diagram below.
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