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Question by MTDEW
Submitted on 10/2/2006
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My 1999 Dodge Desiel, the oil pressure  quit working the other day, I took off the valve cover and seen it was pumping oil still. I think it is the oil pressure sending unit but don't have any idea where it is located at on the truck. can anyone tell me if a good back yard mechanic can replace this without going to Dodge and paying a arm and a leg ? thanks e-mail me at MT-DEW-@msn.com   Jeff


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