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1988 Mazda B2200 Oil Pressure Switch, Fuel Level Sensor, Fuel Sending Unit, Temperature Sender

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1988 Mazda B2200

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Part Description

1
UB54-42-110E
Fuel Tank
Part Notes: 2WD, 2200 With Cab Plus, Manual Transmission Without EFI
1
UD03-42-110C
Fuel Tank
- Part Notes: 2WD, 2200 With Short Bed, Auto Transmission Without EFI

5
UB39-60-960C
Sending Unit
Part Notes: 4WD, Short Bed, Manual Transmission Without EFI
5
UB41-60-960B
Sending Unit
- Part Notes: 4WD, Long Bed, Without EFI
5
UB54-60-960C
Sending Unit
- Part Notes: 4WD, Cab Plus, Manual Transmission Without EFI
$145.43 $35.80
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UC86-60-960B
Sending Unit
- Part Notes: 4WD, Short Bed, Auto Transmission Without EFI
5
UC94-60-960B
Sending Unit
- Part Notes: 4WD, Cab Plus, Auto Transmission Without EFI

Oil Pressure Switch Installation and Repair Tips for 1988 Mazda B2200

Q:
What are the differences between oil pressure senders and oil pressure switches, and how are they tested and installed on 1988 Mazda B2200?
A:
Gauges have oil pressure senders, and low oil pressure warning lamps have switches. This depends on the location depending on the engine. In order to test the switch, simply disconnect the wire, ground with a jumper wire and test the warning lamp. To take it out, disassemble the battery and wiring and put it back in using a sealer.

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