AuroraGirl
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1987 Chevrolet 350 tbi high idle
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I've never seen a sensor that looked like that. Looks almost like some kind of heat shield around it. Is there a hole in the end that threads into the motor? I'd almost say oil pressure sender?
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Yep the threaded part has a tiny hole in the bottom. I bet that’s my missing oil pressure sensor. But now I’m curious on why it isn’t leaking oil if the sensor isn’t on the engine
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Pipe plug
