I got an oil leak and I have traced it back to this part. Would really appreciate if the help so I can order a new one. Its on the driver side on the block, just above the oil pan.
Thanks
Need help identifying part, got an oil leak.
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MHCAudi200t
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Need help identifying part, got an oil leak.
I got an oil leak and I have traced it back to this part. Would really appreciate if the help so I can order a new one. Its on the driver side on the block, just above the oil pan.
Thanks
Re: Need help identifying part, got an oil leak.
It helps to state what car it is. guessing its your 200, its one of the oil pressure switches. high or low, I can't tell. pull the rubber back and it should have a part # on it.
hope that helps.
hope that helps.
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MHCAudi200t
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Re: Need help identifying part, got an oil leak.
scubadave wrote:It helps to state what car it is. guessing its your 200, its one of the oil pressure switches. high or low, I can't tell. pull the rubber back and it should have a part # on it.
hope that helps.
Sorry but yeah its a 1900 audi 200 turbo. Its the lower one. Do you know of where I can get a replacement? I appreciate the help!
Re: Need help identifying part, got an oil leak.
http://www.autohausaz.com/search/produc ... e%20Switch
unfortunately, I cant pull the rubber boot off for you. It could be the high pressure switch, or the lower pressure switch. I dont know that one is usually installed at one spot over the other. you are going to have to get your hands dirty on this one. find the part number on the leaky switch and order it. The last digit may be different, but as long as the rest of the part number is right, get it.
unfortunately, I cant pull the rubber boot off for you. It could be the high pressure switch, or the lower pressure switch. I dont know that one is usually installed at one spot over the other. you are going to have to get your hands dirty on this one. find the part number on the leaky switch and order it. The last digit may be different, but as long as the rest of the part number is right, get it.
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MHCAudi200t
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Re: Need help identifying part, got an oil leak.
scubadave wrote:http://www.autohausaz.com/search/product.aspx?sid=vi3ftxrusfwdfj4520qjl5j5&makeid=800002@Audi&modelid=1007266@200%20QUATTRO%20&year=1990&cid=oil%20pressure%20switch@oil%20pressure%20switch&gid=4588@Oil%20Pressure%20Switch
unfortunately, I cant pull the rubber boot off for you. It could be the high pressure switch, or the lower pressure switch. I dont know that one is usually installed at one spot over the other. you are going to have to get your hands dirty on this one. find the part number on the leaky switch and order it. The last digit may be different, but as long as the rest of the part number is right, get it.
Its alright I don't mind getting dirty. I just wasn't sure of what part I was looking at. I appreciate the help!!
now to order the part and the waiting begins