my 1992 accord is leaking oil when i jacked up my car it looked like it was coming from the oil filter but thats not it i did an oil change but its still leaking from that general area
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Originally posted by 92exa6 View PostOil pressure switch. Located directly above the filter. Have fun with the swap!
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=187851
sold to: cb7rush\h22-accord\Luis\BurtonRiderT6
bought from:jokerxfn-tommi-'93cb7ex
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The oil pressure sending unit is located almost directly above the oil filter. I have the same problem right now but have yet to have the time to look and diagnose the problem. Supposedly from what i've read it's a common problem on accords. You could possibly get away with tightening the unit or you may have to replace it completely. Another thing you can do is put a piece of cardboard underneath your car and let it sit over night to see where all it is leaking from. I hope this helped and good luck.
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Originally posted by Brandoncb7 View PostThe oil pressure sending unit is located almost directly above the oil filter. I have the same problem right now but have yet to have the time to look and diagnose the problem. Supposedly from what i've read it's a common problem on accords. You could possibly get away with tightening the unit or you may have to replace it completely. Another thing you can do is put a piece of cardboard underneath your car and let it sit over night to see where all it is leaking from. I hope this helped and good luck.
and i changed the oil filter to see if maybe it had a bad seal (hey never know )
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