After my time on my mother-in-laws 97 Chevy Cavalier, I've grown to dislike that car. I've done numerous oil changes on it, the oil filter is a bit of work to get to (remove the front passenger tire)
. She wanted me to replace spark plugs and wires, when I got to the wires and followed to where the wires go to, I wanted to
. I told her that I did the best that I could to make sure that the wires were secured on the coil due to little work space. Then another time she wanted to change the drive belt. Forgetting what car it was, I happly agreed. Even with the serpentine belt tool set, I was
. Something that should be a piece of cake turned out to take me an hour.
So now she told me that her car needed the oil pressure sensor replaced. After consulting Haynes, the book states that the sensor is located to the left of the oil filter. But when I looked, I'm seeing more than one sensor-like parts. Can anyone tell where this sensor is located on the Cavalier?
04-28-2012, 12:06 AM
