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How much does a Oil Pressure Sensor Replacement cost?

On average, the cost for a Chrysler Town & Country Oil Pressure Sensor Replacement is $160 with $20 for parts and $140 for labor. Prices may vary depending on your location.

Car	Service	Estimate	Shop/Dealer Price
1995 Chrysler Town & CountryV6-3.8L	Service typeOil Pressure Sensor Replacement	Estimate$243.46	Shop/Dealer Price$269.18 - $338.22
2003 Chrysler Town & CountryV6-3.3L	Service typeOil Pressure Sensor Replacement	Estimate$186.65	Shop/Dealer Price$198.65 - $230.52
1990 Chrysler Town & CountryV6-3.0L	Service typeOil Pressure Sensor Replacement	Estimate$194.77	Shop/Dealer Price$208.82 - $246.80
2006 Chrysler Town & CountryV6-3.8L	Service typeOil Pressure Sensor Replacement	Estimate$186.65	Shop/Dealer Price$198.67 - $230.56
2004 Chrysler Town & CountryV6-3.3L	Service typeOil Pressure Sensor Replacement	Estimate$186.65	Shop/Dealer Price$200.15 - $233.14
2002 Chrysler Town & CountryV6-3.3L	Service typeOil Pressure Sensor Replacement	Estimate$186.65	Shop/Dealer Price$198.81 - $230.81
2009 Chrysler Town & CountryV6-3.8L	Service typeOil Pressure Sensor Replacement	Estimate$186.65	Shop/Dealer Price$198.69 - $230.59
1997 Chrysler Town & CountryV6-3.8L	Service typeOil Pressure Sensor Replacement	Estimate$186.65	Shop/Dealer Price$198.67 - $230.56

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What is the Oil Pressure Sensor all about?

Oil is vital for your engine – you need enough oil to lubricate and reduce friction throughout the engine. There’s no way to visually determine how much oil is being pumped through your engine, so your car’s computer relies on the oil pressure sensor to determine the flow.The oil pressure sensor is a basic electrical switch that provides information to the instrument cluster’s oil pressure gauge with the accurate real-time pressure. When the pressure is too low, not enough oil is being pumped through the engine to lubricate and cool components. When pressure drops below a threshold set by the automaker, the engine oil light on the car’s dashboard illuminates, warning you that driving could be dangerous.

Keep in mind:

There is no way to visually determine the operating condition of your oil pressure sensor.
If the sensor fails, it is impossible to determine whether there is sufficient oil flow/pressure to lubricate and protect your engine.
If your oil pressure sensor fails, it should be replaced immediately.

How it's done:

The vehicle is raised and supported on jack stands and tire is removed
The defective oil pressure sensor is removed
The new oil pressure sensor is installed
The engine is started and oil pressure is checked then the vehicle is taken off the jack stands
The vehicle is road tested for proper operation

Our recommendation:

Your car’s oil pressure sensor is an electrical component, and can be subjected to a number of issues, including wiring damage. If you suspect damage to the sensor, or have noticed your oil light come on, have it inspected and diagnosed by one of our expert mechanics.

What common symptoms indicate you may need to replace the Oil Pressure Sensor?

Oil pressure light is on
Oil pressure light turns on and off (can indicate several potential problems)
Depending on your make and model, you may have an oil pressure gauge that displays pressure in PSI. Note any drops below normal operating pressure.

How important is this service?

It is absolutely vital that your engine oil pressure be constantly monitored for potentially dangerous conditions. If your oil pressure sensor isn’t working properly, it cannot do its job, and must be replaced. If your oil pressure light comes on, call one of our expert mechanics immediately (driving with the light on can potentially cause damage).

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by Scott Moore

Town & Country 2010 - Oil Pressure Sensor - Titusville, FL

Juan knows his stuff and is very professional. I am not normally the type of guy that lets other people work on my car but I am too old now. I fully Trust Juan to do it right after watching him whip this out like a pro.

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by RAJ GANDHI

Town & Country 2004 - Oil Pressure Sensor - Hatboro, PA

Clarissa did a great job for.me. This.is second job for.me.within 4 weeks.for a.different.car. Once again great work!

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by Curtis Norvett

Town & Country 2005 - Oil Pressure Sensor - Sanford, FL

James was on time and provided great service. Also made some recommendations to help save me money in the short term.

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by Vasilya Verdi

Town & Country 2011 - Oil Cooler - Tampa, FL

Richard is a wizard among the car mechanics. Incredible specialist and a very nice person. He can identify the issue from first sight. In my case, he was the second mechanic. The first one assumed that issue in damaged hoses. When Richard came and look at the vehicle's insides, he immediately figured out that the problem is in the damaged Oil Cooler. And he was right. I ordered the necessary part online, and when it was delivered, I asked YourMechanic to schedule Richard to fix the car. It took him less than 1 hour to replace the part which was hidden under the intake. He de-installed the intake, changed the Oil Cooler, and return everything back. No mess around, no noise - clean, fast and perfect job. I'd say he works as a car surgeon. I highly recommend Richard and wish him all the best.

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