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Re: Replacing oil sendind unit on 1988 plymouth colt E...
It should be on the engine block close to the oil filter. It will have one wire plugged into it. Use Teflon past on the threads of the new unit and do not over tighten.
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Susan; It could be one of three locations, under car along frame rial, under hood engine compartment mounted on fire wall, or under hood mounted near shock tower. below 2nd link shows the filter assembly and partial harness to help identify location. press the helpful button
LOOK FOR A PLUG ON THE SIDE OF TRANSAXLE CASE.LUBRICANT SHOULD BE CHECKED WITH COLD ENGINE AND LEVEL VECHICLE.RAISE VECHICLE SUPPORT WITH JACK STANDS.MAKE SURE VECHICLE IS LEVEL.WHEN YOU FIND AND REMOVE PLUG.IF OIL POUR OUT HOLE YOU HAVE ENOUGH IN GEAR BOX.IF NO OIL COMES OUT.INSERT YOUR FINGER TO FEEL THE LUBRICANT IT SHOULD BE 3/16 INCH FROM THE BOTTOM OF PLUG HOLE..IF NOT ADD OIL USING A FUNNEL WITH A RUBBER HOSE OR SYRINGE.BECAREFUL WORKING UNDER VECHICLE.MAKE SURE YOU ARE ON HARD SOLID GROUND CAR IS LEVEL.MAKE SURE TO USE JACK STANDS.MAKE SURE CAR IS SAFE AND SECURE NOT MOVING IF YOU SHAKE IT.
You should have to turn it to the left, if you are looking at it....always remember righty tighty...lefty loosie...But if it is that hard you can try pulling it out with some needle nose pliers...But if the bulb is melted on there, then you may have to replace the entire lens...Goodluck...
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