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Re: [GMCnet] Oil Pressure Sender [message #331172 is a reply to message #331170] Sat, 21 April 2018 04:01 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Ken Burton wrote on Sat, 21 April 2018 01:58
I thought that the NAPA OP6638 was the 80 PSI sender and the OP6636 was a 60 PSI sender. Checking the NAPA web site both show 80 PSI which may be a mistake on their part. It makes no sense to me to have 2 part numbers 2 digits apart for the same item. That said I would go for the one that ends in 8. If you have to get the other one OP6636 I think I would connect it to say 40 or 60 PSI air pressure and read it's resistance before installing. Then you can prove me right or wrong.

Ken B.




I found this for the 80 psi:

Manufacturer's Part Listing Cross Reference
Competitor Part Number OEM
AC / DELCO / GM 10045777 OEM
AC / DELCO / GM 14040816 OEM
AC / DELCO / GM 14078954 OEM
AC / DELCO / GM 15591103 OEM
AIRTEX 1S6563 aftermarket
AMERICAN MOTORS 8953000834 OEM
BIG A 20-81 aftermarket
BORG WARNER S4012 aftermarket
BORG WARNER S768 aftermarket
ECHLIN OP6638 aftermarket
FILKO OP-109X aftermarket
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY 2473 aftermarket
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY 24730 aftermarket
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY 24731 aftermarket
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY OP24731 aftermarket
GP/SORENSEN OPS68 aftermarket
GP/SORENSEN OPS82 aftermarket
KEM PS101 aftermarket
MIGHTY 3-1816 aftermarket
NAPA OP6638 aftermarket
NIEHOFF DR135S aftermarket
NIEHOFF OP24731 aftermarket
SORENSEN PS-150 aftermarket
STANDARD / HYGRADE PS-155 aftermarket
WELLS PS133 aftermarket


Mike K. '75 PB Southeast Michigan
 
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