PS417 25070-CD00A Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Sender Switch for 2009-2019 Nissan GT-R 2003-2008 350Z 2007-2009 Sentra 2005-2009 Xterra 2005-2008 Frontier 2004-2007 Infiniti QX56 25070-CD000

This works perfect on 2004 Nissan Titan 5.6l dealer wanted $112 and O'Rielly's was $56. Mine had shorted out so it always showed high pressure. When removing wiring there is a button to push in at the same time as you pull clip off it's a pain trying to get 2 hands up there but I did not have to remove anything else use either a 24mm or 15/16th deep wheel socket best if yo have a 3/8 ratchet and socket as it is tight.

I purchased a 2006 Nissan Pathfinder with 272,000 miles. The oil gauge read high as soon as I turned the key. I changed the oil and filter with no affect on the gauge. I figured it was an old sensor. I bought this and it made my gauge work again! I would say if you don't have the right wrench, buy it with the sensor. The sensor is next to two hard lines and a crescent wrench was a real pain (but worked). I'm not sure of the wrench size. I know it's metric and around 22. I'm excited I fixed the issue for so little money. We know a shop would have kept my car for 3 weeks and charged a minimum of $200.

Great product. Great price and did the job

I decided to order this part because what I thought was the exact same part from other places was five times the cost of this one! Although the part did in fact fit in my vehicle and was made for my vehicle does not accurately read the oil pressure. After I installed this brand new part into my vehicle vehicles oil light was still coming on as the needle on the dashboard was dropping down to the l while my vehicle is idling and it was only showing the pressure on the display where it would normally be if I was traveling with 2,000 or more RPMs anything below that the needle would drop drastically. After researching this for a while it turns out that this is an item that you want to go with an oem equivalent part is cheap aftermarket sensors are crap I ended up going and purchasing another one have higher quality and of course more money put it in and everything was fine instantly so I highly recommend that you save yourself the time and effort and money and just go with the OEM part and not one of these cheap replacements!

Figured I would take a chance on this one for under $20 instead of going with the dealership part for $70+. Easy to replace and works great on my 2006 Pathfinder. No issues.

Works as it should.

Wife like it

Good installed it into my bestie truck now no more oil pressure light on :)