Jeep Cherokee Code P0520 Oil Pressure Sensor
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2022
- Leif from 824 Workshop takes you step-by-step through the process of changing the oil pressure sensor in a 2015 Jeep Cherokee.
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Ive watch so many videos and ive been delaying doing it because didn't to remove major parts but This Video just save soooo much time for me THANK YOUUU for sharing it, im literally on my way to get me some new jack stands and replaced the sensor 🤙🤙
Omg it just happend to me today,, went to auto start it ran for a couple then quite,, after throwing scan tool on it P0520 came up. Thanks so much for the walk thru. Really appreciate it. Going onto lift ,, lol easier than deal with jack stands. Thanks again Mate
Thank you very simple step by step instructions
Best video for this job, thank you.
I did this repair today. Thanks for your video. Subscribed. About the only thing I would add to it is that one may want to use some brake cleaner in the pigtail that gets disconnected from the switch/sensor as it was oily. Thanks again!
this has been the best video I've found so far for this code repair so thank you for that! going to do this on my 2014 2.4L soon 😅
Perfect, thanks!
Great video!
Trying to do this now but my safety tab is on top and so far I can’t get at an angle to release it. So frustrating.
It is quite a bit easier to get to the sensor if you take the wheel off go through the well.
Good question!! @824workshop ???
Hopefully this as easy as it looks
Would riding with the light on be bad? I have the part I just haven’t found time to fix it and I don’t have a second vehicle either. I keep oil in the car and make sure the oil changed on time.
Great video I have a question. Is there need to remove the right wheel when fitting the oil pressure sensor? because my right lock nut key is messed up can’t remove the wheel at the moment
@824Workshop my engine light just came on today 12/14/22 how quickly do I need to repair & can I do my shopping in town within 5 miles Already got the part hopefully have it replaced this Saturday Thanks for any advice
Thank you for that I can see the location the this sensor. Some body tell me the this sensor is in back the intake
I didn't see the link to the scan tool?
What is the OEM part # used please?
thanks for the tutorial, i did exactly all this but before i only had code P0520 and now after replacement i also get code p0523 and i cant clear it from the obd scanner, any suggestions?
I own a Jeep Cherokee 2015 with the 2.4L engine. Have owned it since new and was told Eneos 0w20 full synthetic was the oil used when the engine was built. I do my own oil changes and for years was using only the Eneos 0w20. The store I purchased from was out so I went with Pennzoil 0w20 and 3 days after oil change I had low oil pressure code. Changed back to the Eneos 0w20 and the code went away. Didn't come back again until I started using Royal Purple 0w20 and was fine for about a year then the same low oil pressure code came up. Is it possible the exact brand oil the engine was built with has to be used or you get the low oil pressure code?
I can't imagine that being the case. Question; On the engine where you add oil, what kind of oil does it say to use? I have a '15 Trailhawk and it says to use 5w20.
What if sensor still reads bad
I'll swing by...
What size is the socket for the oil pressure
27mm
@@saeidbehjati2526you do know english isn't everyone's only language right?
Awesome video, and just in time for my own P0520. You think a no name one on Amazon will be ok or should I get a Dorman?
Personally I try to stick with some form of a name brand.
I have a FIXD hasn't failed me yet it was about $80
Is this the 2.4L?
WHAT SIZE IS THE SOCKET ????
1 1/16
Did they ever tell you what size socket
May i can drive the car with that check engine for 2 days ?
3.2 L V6 location of the sensor??
I haven't been able to find any answers as to where it's located on this engine
@@slashbenji Are you watching the video?? He says and shows where it's at. It's under the engine on the drivers side I believe.
I’m with you? I have a 3.2 v-6 Cherokee trailhalk!?
@@andrewmartinez1102 after trying to replace mine, I realized that this video actually does not show the correct location. At least on my Cherokee Trailhawk v6, it's located under the engine manifold. It's a pretty big job to get to.
@@wolphman007this is 2.4 l