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Engine sensors — removal and installation (Mitsubishi Pajero 1)

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Contents: Cooling system sensors on 2.0 and…⤓ Cooling system sensors on a 3.0L…⤓ Cooling system sensors on a 3.0L…⤓ Cooling system sensors on 3.5L…⤓ Removal and installation ⤓ Oil pressure sensor ⤓

Cooling system sensors on 2.0 and 2.6 L engines





1. Thermal switch
2. Liquid temperature sensor for the processor unit
3. Liquid temperature indicator sensor


Cooling system sensors on a 3.0L engine (12-valve)





1. Fan thermal switch
2. Air conditioner thermostat switch
3. Liquid temperature sensor for the processor unit
4. Liquid temperature indicator sensor


Cooling system sensors on a 3.0L engine (24-valve)





1. Fan thermal switch
3. Liquid temperature sensor for the processor unit
4. Liquid temperature indicator sensor




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Cooling system sensors on 3.5L engines





1. Fan thermal switch
2. Air conditioner thermostat switch
3. Liquid temperature sensor for the processor unit
4. Liquid temperature indicator sensor


The sensor is screwed into the intake manifold; on the 1983-85 4D55 diesel, the sensor is screwed into the cylinder head.

Removal and installation



1. Disconnect the ground and drain the liquid.

2. Disconnect the connector and unscrew the sensor.

3. Install the sensor in reverse order. Wrap the sensor with sealant.

Oil pressure sensor



Screwed into the lower front part of the cylinder block, either into the oil filter channel vertically or behind the oil filter horizontally.

Oil pressure sensor on 2.0 and 2.6 L engines





Oil pressure sensor – indicated by arrow.



Oil pressure sensor on diesel





Oil pressure sensor – indicated by arrow.

Removal and installation



1. Disconnect the ground and drain the liquid.

2. Disconnect the connector and unscrew the sensor.

3. Install the sensor in reverse order. Wrap the sensor with sealant.
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