If anyone knows the part # for the little plastic boot that connects the oil pressure sensor line to the right side crank case, it would be very much appreciated. I've somehow lost the one on the side of my old 01 900 engine and the new/used engine I picked up doesn't have one on it. My rebuild is stalled until I find one.
thanks very much in advance.
I can't see which is which in the parts catalog - if you can see which wire, you'll have it's part #
Do you think they stock those rubber boots/connectors?
The pressure sensor/switch is 53940301A.
Quote from: stopintime on September 19, 2011, 04:44:50 PM
I can't see which is which in the parts catalog - if you can see which wire, you'll have it's part #
Do you think they stock those rubber boots/connectors?
The pressure sensor/switch is 53940301A.
thanks very much. I think I will likely have to buy the entire switch.
much appreciated.
Check here
http://www.mmcompsys.com/products.php?pgid=141 (http://www.mmcompsys.com/products.php?pgid=141)
Does it look like this?
(http://www.mmcompsys.com/uploads/mediacentre/20100611095340-CS28_1%20way%20kit%20for%20Ducati%20oil%20pressure%20sensor.jpg)
Quote from: EEL on September 19, 2011, 07:39:32 PM
Check here
http://www.mmcompsys.com/products.php?pgid=141 (http://www.mmcompsys.com/products.php?pgid=141)
Does it look like this?
(http://www.mmcompsys.com/uploads/mediacentre/20100611095340-CS28_1%20way%20kit%20for%20Ducati%20oil%20pressure%20sensor.jpg)
it's actually the little plastic housing that part plugs into. The plastic housing is part of the oil pressure sensor unit that threads onto the right side crank case. I have the threaded part, just missing the plastic piece. I have a feeling I will have to replace the whole part...... which is no big deal if I can find one.
thanks for taking the time to post the pic.
Quote from: pitbull on September 20, 2011, 05:37:17 AM
The plastic housing is part of the oil pressure sensor unit that threads onto the right side crank case. I have the threaded part, just missing the plastic piece.
That's an all-in-one set up. You'll need a new pressure sensor.
Quote from: Sad Panda on September 20, 2011, 08:02:25 AM
That's an all-in-one set up. You'll need a new pressure sensor.
thanks........I was thinking that would likely be the case