Is there a tool/socket to remove the oil pressure sender. I woould like to remove mine without using vice grips, the sender works fine I just want to add a tee for an oil line for my turbo... pictures soon

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1966 Signet
Turbo Slant Six

yes, i don't have a part number or anything, but i'm sure you could pick one up at NAPA or someplace. you can sometimes get away with using a large socket.

-james

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You should be able to get a socket at most any parts store.

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David Kight
'62 Valiant Signet, White
'98 Dodge Dakota
'06 Jeep Liberty

Growing older is unavoidable but growing up is strictly optional.

You need an oil pressure sender socket.

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Too many people who were born on third base actually believe they've hit a triple.

I went to Napa today to purchased there Oil pressure sender socket. They had 3 differant ones but they were all wrong. A std. socket dosent really work....

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1966 Signet
Turbo Slant Six

I used a 1 1/16 deep socket for removal and install of a new sending unit. Previous owner plumbed in a much smaller threaded one and disconnected it because it kept the light on. Corr ect size works as advertised!

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Geo
1964 Dodge Dart GT
Ebay Purchase - $1569.00
Rebuilt transmission - $1700.00
PST Brake and suspension rebuild/shocks - $600
Fact that I have a long way to go - Priceless
This is begining to hurt!

I got the oil sender out. I used a 1" six sided socket, a 12 sided socket or a box end wrench would slip. One more try this morning and just by luck I picked up a 6 sided socked and it came out just fine... oil for my turbo!

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1966 Signet
Turbo Slant Six