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The PetrolScooter Low Oil Level Alert Switch Sensor is designed for owners of industrial machinery, such as concrete mixers, powered by Honda GX120 engines who need a reliable, cost-effective replacement for their oil monitoring system. This aftermarket sensor acts as a critical safety fail-safe to prevent catastrophic engine damage caused by low lubrication, though users should note it is a non-genuine component and requires manual verification of fitment against their specific engine housing.
| Model Part Number | GX120 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PetrolScooter |
No, this is a non-genuine aftermarket replacement manufactured by PetrolScooter.
This unit is specifically designed for the Honda GX120. Check your engine model number and mounting dimensions before purchase.
The fixing hole diameter is 6.44 mm.
If your engine fails to start even when the oil level is correct, or if it fails to shut off when the oil level is critically low, the sensor may be faulty.
Standard mechanic's hand tools like a socket set and a screwdriver are typically sufficient for installation.
Check that the sensor is not grounded against the engine casing and that your oil level is currently within the operational range.
Verify the electrical connection to the ignition kill wire is secure and free of oxidation or loose crimps.
To install, ensure the engine is completely cool and the oil has been drained if necessary to prevent spills. Locate the sensor mounting point on the side of the engine block. Align the 6.44mm fixing hole with the corresponding engine bolt, secure it firmly, and reconnect the electrical lead. After installation, verify the connection is tight and free from vibration. Regular maintenance includes wiping down the external sensor casing to prevent dirt buildup and ensuring the electrical connector remains free of corrosion.
