Location oil temperature sensor??
#1
Location oil temperature sensor??
Last days my oil temperature drops suddenly to 60 degrees (celcius) and within a second back to 90.
Seems a malfunctioning oil temperature sensor.
For now I want to check the connectors. When no result, I want to replace the sensor.
My problem for now: I don't know where this particular sensor is located.
Does anybody know?
Thanks
Seems a malfunctioning oil temperature sensor.
For now I want to check the connectors. When no result, I want to replace the sensor.
My problem for now: I don't know where this particular sensor is located.
Does anybody know?
Thanks
#2
Last days my oil temperature drops suddenly to 60 degrees (celcius) and within a second back to 90.
Seems a malfunctioning oil temperature sensor.
For now I want to check the connectors. When no result, I want to replace the sensor.
My problem for now: I don't know where this particular sensor is located.
Does anybody know?
Thanks
Seems a malfunctioning oil temperature sensor.
For now I want to check the connectors. When no result, I want to replace the sensor.
My problem for now: I don't know where this particular sensor is located.
Does anybody know?
Thanks
#4
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I searched Pelican Parts. Looks like the part is a combination level/temperature sensor. That'll give an idea of where it's located.
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...s=0&SVSVSI=951
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...s=0&SVSVSI=951
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Attached is a Word document that shows you all the sensor locations in the 997.1
#7
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I seem to have the exact same problem. Oil temp gauge close to 200 then drops to lower than 150 as if the engine was off.
The issue has been appearing sporadically for the past 3 year but it was the first time I've seen the gauge that low.
This happened while I was on a very sh1tty road that was super bumpy and in terrible condition. Then it was fine once I accelerated and for the rest of the ride.
Before spending a fortune on labor to get the sensor replaced, are there any connections or other stuff I could check?
I have an iCarSoft OBDII but it cannot read oil temperature.
Could the gauge be failing?
if the sensor was not reading any values while driving, wouldn't I get a warning or something?
The issue has been appearing sporadically for the past 3 year but it was the first time I've seen the gauge that low.
This happened while I was on a very sh1tty road that was super bumpy and in terrible condition. Then it was fine once I accelerated and for the rest of the ride.
Before spending a fortune on labor to get the sensor replaced, are there any connections or other stuff I could check?
I have an iCarSoft OBDII but it cannot read oil temperature.
Could the gauge be failing?
if the sensor was not reading any values while driving, wouldn't I get a warning or something?
Last edited by LucV; 07-20-2023 at 05:54 PM.
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Petza914, I know this is an old post, but I am having oil temp gauge issues on my 2006 997 CS. I looked at your engine sensor document and am confused about the sensor labeled "Coolant Temp Sensor (on the 2nd page). Forgive me if this was already addressed somewhere. However, according to my Parts Catalog and some other online resources this is listed as the Oil Pump assembly. And the yellow arrow points to the oil temp sensor. Am I looking at this incorrectly?
On a 997.1, the oil pressure sensor is separate and easily changeable. It's down the Bank 2 side of the motor. Unfortunately, the oil level and oil temp sender is a long rod that goes down into the engine from above and is so long it can't be removed with the engine in the car.
On a 997.2, they fixed this and they are separate sensors and the smaller oil temp sensor is just mounted on the engine.