Walker Products Engine Oil Pressure Switch P/N:256-1290
Walker Products 256-1021 oil pressure switch for the 2008-2025 Honda Accord and other vehicles monitors engine oil pressure and signals the dashboard light or ECU when it drops. It is an OE replacement, so its calibration follows the original switch.
A flickering oil light, false warnings, or no signal when pressure really is low can mean the switch is worn, though the wiring connector or the oil pump can be behind them too. Sort out which one it is before you replace the switch.
This oil pressure switch fits the 2008-2025 Honda Accord, the 2011-2022 Honda Odyssey and the 2009-2022 Honda Pilot, one per vehicle, and this listing is a single switch. If your car is another Honda or an Acura, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
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Is this the right oil pressure switch for a 2008-2025 Honda Accord?
Yes, Walker Products 256-1021 fits the 2008-2025 Honda Accord, and the Accord takes one switch.
Is 256-1021 the Honda Pilot oil pressure switch for the 2009-2022 Honda Pilot?
Yes, Walker Products 256-1021 fits the 2009-2022 Honda Pilot, which takes one switch.
What connector does the Walker engine oil pressure switch use?
This switch has three male pin terminals and one female connector. It measures 47 mm in length.
Can a flickering oil light mean the oil pressure switch is bad?
Yes, it can. False warnings or no signal when pressure is truly low are other signs. A shop can test the switch and the oil pressure, and low oil pressure needs prompt attention.
Does this oil pressure switch need any wiring changes to install?
No. The switch screws into the factory port, typically in the engine block or oil filter housing, and plugs into the wiring already on the car without changes.
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