I have a 2014 Jeep Cherokee V6 3.6 oil pressure switch/sensor that is bad. I have the part to replace I’ve torn out the upper and lower intake per the dealership and I still can not for the love of god find the sensor!! Any help would be appreciated!! I’ve been searching for 2 days!

The oil pressure sensor (2) is located on the oil filter housing (3). The oil pressure sensor is a three wire sensor with a tapered threaded sensor port. The sensor port is mounted to the oil filter housing through an access hole. A thread lock patch seals the oil pressure sensor to the oil filter housing.

The repair procedure says you need to remove the upper and lower intake manifold. It says the sensor converts pressure to a voltage. "The zero pressure reading is 0.5 volt and full scale is 4.5 volt." You might want to check the wires and grounds before going to all the trouble to replace the sensor

50-60 psi going down the road lower at an idle sometimes the oil pleasure switch on the engine go's bad giving you bad readings I'm a big jeep guy so any other ? let me know

Check for intake leaks, intake hose leaks, check mass air flow sensor.
02 sensors will keep setting off a lean code until the air problem is fixed.

suggest that you rent a pressure tester from auto zone or advance auto and preform a pressure test on your cooling system. follow the instructions on the test of pressure to your cooling system,also check for coolant leaks onto the ground from radiator area. may be bad water pump,broken hose,heater hose,upper radiator,lower radiator,or a bad radiator itself. a simple pressure tester will reveal the coolant leak. but make sure to follow the instructions with the pressure tester,as you can damage your coolant system otherwise. thank you for choosing fixya.com

OIL PRESSURE SWITCH-I'm not sure if this is the gauge sender, though. 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4WD 4.0L MFI 6cyl The Oil Pressure Switch is located: Under hood, passenger side, lower engine area, above oil pan, mounted in engine block.

I'm assuming the engine is still running and no engine noise has occured due to loss of oil pressure, and it is just the gauge that is not reading? If so, the oil pressure switch that is located on the camshaft sensor, could have a bad connection or the oil sensor will need to be replaced. The oil sensor is located on the left side of the engine and is mounting horizontally on the camshaft sensor housing.

The oil pressure switch on a 4.0 is on the passenger side of the block toward the back near the firewall. It has a green electrical connector. Take out the sending unit look to see if there are any obstructions. I would replace it they are not exspensive they go bad all the time.

have a 2000 jeep grand cherokee with 84,000 miles. started having issues with oil pressure gauge going crazy up and down, beeping. had oil pump replaced per mechanics recommendation. didn't help won't hold pressure---only registers about 2. now they tell me i need a new motor!!! just bought vehicle less than 1 yr ago...had carfax clean report!!!!any suggestions?

its on the rear of the engine next to the distributor

if the engine is running normal and there are no odd sounds from engine. probably needs oil pressure switch or bad connection at switch. any ticking noises and i would have pressure checked with guage