How do you change an Oil Sensor in a 2004 Audi S4?

The light keeps coming on in the dash and I need to get it fixed, obviously. The only problem is that I've never done it before, I've only seen it being done once to my old car. The car is my boyfriends and I wanted to surprise him by getting some things fixed on the car for letting me drive it for the past 6 months.





Thank You for all of your answers :) wish me luck!How do you change an Oil Sensor in a 2004 Audi S4?
Is this the oil pressure switch, or the oil LEVEL switch??? Remember that the Audi MUST have oil that meets specification 502/505, or things start to go wrong with the car. There are only a few oils on the market that meet these spec's. READ the manual. Perhaps you should use Seafoam to clean out the system, and get a proper oil change using Mobil One, ELF, Amsoil, or Pennzoil Platinum. But use ONLY oils that state on the lable, ';meets VW/Audi specification 502/505.'; If the problem is the oil LEVEL sensor, a good garage can hoist the car, and remove and clean the sensor for about $20-30. The engine is this car is nothing short of MIRACULOUS. It has piston squirters inside that spray the wrist pins on the pistons EVERY time the piston hits mid-bottom. Poor oil that makes sludge will clog these things up, and create oil pressure issues. Lubro-Moly and Amsoil also make excellent oil sludge removers. These will revitalize the whole engine inside. Also, make sure you use ONLY genuine VW/Audi coolant. You can ask at the Audi dealer for a new pressure switch, and they will show you on their computer monitor where it goes. E-mail me back with your results. Good luck!!How do you change an Oil Sensor in a 2004 Audi S4?
they unscrew not hard to replace not high cost to buy either easy job really buy a new one look on side of block most of time by oil filter for sam elooking part just screws in an d out not hard at all hour or less type into search box


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autozone.com top of page says do it your self might find same info really not anything to it but finding where its at about the hardest part of it