Standard Ignition Engine Oil Pressure Switch P/N:PS-303
Standard Ignition PS-328 oil pressure switch for the 1984-1985 Volkswagen Vanagon and other vehicles senses engine oil pressure for the vehicle's data monitoring system. Some catalogs list it as an engine oil pressure switch.
An oil pressure warning light that stays on or flickers, or oil seeping around the switch, can point to a failing switch. Low oil level, a worn oil pump or damaged wiring can be behind these signs too, so find the cause before buying a new switch. Each vehicle takes one switch.
This switch is listed for a wide range of Volkswagen models, including the 1982-1985 Volkswagen Quantum and the 1980-1984 Volkswagen Rabbit. It is a direct replacement with OE fit.
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Interchange: S4061 · PS487 · OP6136 · 049919561
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the PS-328 the right Vanagon oil pressure switch for a 1984-1985 Volkswagen Vanagon?
Yes, Standard Ignition PS-328 fits the 1984-1985 Volkswagen Vanagon. If yours is a different Volkswagen, look up your own year and model on the Buyer's Guide tab.
What kind of terminal does the Standard Ignition PS-328 have?
Standard Ignition PS-328 has one male stud-and-blade terminal, and its connector gender is female.
What are the diaphragms in this oil pressure switch made of?
They are high-temperature polyimide film, which resists rupture and oil leakage. The switch is designed to handle rapid pressure pulsations without component damage.
How can I tell if this oil pressure switch is wearing out?
A warning light that stays lit or flickers, or oil weeping around the switch body, can mean it is failing. Look for seepage with the engine off and cool; a shop can test pressure.
Does the PS-328 replace number OP6136?
Yes, OP6136 is one of the numbers that Standard Ignition PS-328 replaces.
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