Oil Pressure Check Light Not Working.

[jessef]

I am assuming that a Mitsu dealership here would not have this? Should I just purchase online?

You can buy the OME one Profister posted from a few retailers that deal with Fuso's here in BC. If they don't have it in stock, it can be ordered.

Be mature

Time for jesse's turn?

Rising sun you are creating drama by dragging others in. I wasn't even posting here. What an embarrassing way to do business. This (dealers attacking Delica.ca members) is one of the things that was suposed to cease to exist after Delica Trader came into effect. Shame on you.

[.:FoRuM56:.]

You can order the sensor through Milner Offroad...a UK site, but prices are good and shipping is usually very fast. Just my personal experience though...

[jessef]

Mitsubishi Part # MC840219
BWD Part # S4010
Beck& Arnley Part # 2010445

You can also source them from local tractor/forklift places.

North american cross reference application : ECP0056 MITSUBISHI 6D14 SENSOR

The stock sensor is not a complicated piece of engineering that is proprietary to Mitsubishi. Any of the above sensors will suffice.

The oil sensor is used in other vehicles and with other brands as per above or as .:FoRuM56:. mentioned, over in the UK at Milner's. http://www.milneroffroad.com/index.php? ... uct_id=560

I order mine through wakefield sperling or lordco when needed. This is not a case of 'OEM' part mandatory. In fact, the beck&arnley one is still going solid for 5 years in the L300 and I've gone through three OEM Mitsu's on the Pajero.

Order which ever you prefer. There are always options out there.

[str8gooods]

Thanks everyone for your help. Fortunately, over the past week, the sensor has come back to life. If it starts to act up again, I will be sure to use the info you all have provided for me.