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Doug-F1 04-24-2016 02:57 PM

Help with finding the right oil pressure switch
 

In my stock 52 8RT/8AB I need to replace the oil pressure switch and this is the only one I'm finding,and it does not say what pressure it's for 80 or 50 psi. OIL PRESSURE SWITCH - SKU#:Motorcraft SW-1547B
Does anyone has a part number for the 80 psi one,or are they one in the same for motor?

JSeery 04-24-2016 03:48 PM

Re: Help to finding the right oil pressure switch
 

What engine do you have? I don't think that is the correct unit, that is for a later model vehicle.

From VanPelt site: Sender Units - Oil Pressure 41A-9278 is 80psi

19Fordy 04-24-2016 04:26 PM

Re: Help to finding the right oil pressure switch
 

Mac's has it and there is also one on Ebay for $100!
http://www.macsautoparts.com/ford_tr...ith-gauge.html
However, I would go with this:
http://shoebox-central.com/1946-1947...r-sending-unit
Dennis Carpenter also has it.
http://dennis-carpenter.com/oil-pres...lb/p/41A-9278/

Doug-F1 04-24-2016 06:03 PM

Re: Help to finding the right oil pressure switch
 

The motor is the original Ford, 8AB/8RT Flathead 239 cubic inch.
It looks to me that the 41A-9278 is what I am looking for.
Thanks for the help

big job 04-25-2016 04:35 AM

Re: Help to finding the right oil pressure switch
 

80# is correct, but I have always been baffled by the gauge reading 0 30 80?
I say it should be 0 40 80. I been through a dozen senders and none match
my mechanical gauge Ex.- my mechanical gauge reads 45# hot and dash units reads
below 30#. So back to the cabinet. I try a sender that I know was from a 1970s
Dodge 318 / 360. Perfect: now the dash gauge reads between 30 & 80 ( 0 30 * 80)
I have no part no. or the box for this sender but its not like the Ford or hat, its
almost 3 inches tall same tread but nut instead of screw for the wire. sam

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