Genuine Nissan Oil Pressure Switch - Patrol Y61 GU TD42Ti TB48 & Y62 VK56

Located on the engine block, the oil pressure switch is a critical sensor that monitors your engine's oil pressure. This genuine Nissan switch sends a signal to your dashboard's warning light or gauge, alerting you to any potential issues with oil circulation. A replacement is often needed when the original switch fails, leading to incorrect readings or a persistent warning light.

Ignoring a faulty oil pressure switch can have severe consequences. If the switch fails to alert you to a genuine low-pressure event, it can lead to a lack of lubrication, causing catastrophic engine damage, seizure, and costly repairs. Conversely, a switch that gives false warnings can mask a real problem, leading you to ignore a critical alert when it matters most.

Product Features

• Genuine Nissan OEM part for guaranteed performance and reliability.
• Constructed from high-quality, corrosion-resistant metals and durable polymers.
• Precision-engineered to provide accurate oil pressure readings to the vehicle's ECU and instrument cluster.
• Direct-fit replacement ensures a simple installation with no modifications required.
• Designed to withstand engine bay heat and vibration for a long service life.

Vehicle Fitment

This part has been designed to fit

• Nissan Patrol Y61 GU with TD42Ti & TB48 engines from 08/2004 to 12/2011
• Nissan Patrol Y62 with VK56 engine from 11/2012 to 02/2016

Please check vehicle fitment to confirm compatibility with your vehicle. Please contact us with your VIN details if you require further assistance to confirm fitment.

Aftermarket Product Alternative

Non-Genuine Oil Pressure Switch Sensor for Nissan Patrol GU Y61 TB48 TD42Ti

Nissan Genuine Parts

Choosing genuine Nissan parts ensures the quality and fit for your Nissan. Unlike some aftermarket alternatives, genuine Nissan parts are manufactured to exacting standards, using materials specifically designed to withstand the rigors of Australian conditions. Guaranteeing performance, service life, and reliability.