2010 GMC 6.2l Yukon Denali Oil Pressure sensor replacement

Done the "right way" super easy with no struggling and minimal tools. 2 things not in video are reconnect of evap purge solenoid electric plug and vent tube to air duct on passengers side

[@levi743]

Thank you for showing the connection that’s what I always struggle with wrenching

[@JimmyWillz77]

I think you did a great video here. I appreciate the details.
My only "criticism", which has nothing to do with how awesome this information is, is during your explanations of every step you take, you do this verbal tick- "uhhhh.. ummm.... uhhhh eh uhhhh and uhhh." I know its a petty thing to mention and again, im not attacking you or your character.. but in doing that, you cast doubt on what you are talking about and, if you are to make more videos in the future, which I HIGHLY RECOMMEND, it's good to know how to improve.
Again, thank you for your time and knowledge. It is MUCH APPRECIATED!!!

[@abelmel05]

Best video on this on the damn internet

[@youngface504whodat9]

Thank so much forwarding to a mechanic

[@atxjax1]

for more room up front take the two bolts off of the trans mount at the rear of trans. Jack up the trans until it hits the trans tunnel. This gives you about an extra 2 inches of clearance by the firewall. I did it this way and didnt have to disconnect anything else to remove the sensor.

[@JimmyWillz77]

THANK YOU!!!

[@paulhenke6173]

Great job, I like the details on how to connect and disconnect different parts.

[@pologb9451]

What's the sensor right by it bud