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This non-genuine low oil level alert switch sensor is an essential replacement part for owners of Honda GX200 engines and compatible water pumps who need a reliable aftermarket solution to protect their machinery from oil-related damage. It is designed to match the functional specifications of original components, ensuring your engine remains safe during operation, though it is important to note that this is an aftermarket part rather than an OEM branded product.
| Model Part Number | GX200 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PetrolScooter |
No, this is a non-genuine aftermarket replacement part designed to be compatible with Honda GX200 engines.
This sensor is specifically listed for the GX200. While some GX engines share components, please verify your specific engine model's parts manual.
The fixing hole has a diameter of 6.44 mm.
Yes, if you have basic mechanical experience with small engines, the installation is straightforward.
Please consult the retailer's specific warranty policy for aftermarket components.
The sensor measures 40 mm in length, 22.45 mm in width, and 12.65 mm in height.
Check the oil level in the engine; if it is low, the sensor is working as intended to prevent start-up.
Ensure the connection terminal is pushed fully into the plug housing to maintain a clean electrical circuit.
Verify that the mounting bolt is torqued correctly and the gasket/seal is properly seated against the engine casing.
To install this sensor, ensure the engine is completely cool and the fuel line is turned off. Locate the oil alert module on the engine block, remove the mounting bolt using the 6.44 mm hole as your guide, and carefully disconnect the existing wire harness. Secure the new sensor in place, ensuring the seal is tight to prevent oil leaks, and reconnect the wire. Regularly inspect the sensor wire for signs of fraying or heat damage caused by engine vibration. If the engine consistently refuses to start, check the sensor connection first, as a faulty or triggered sensor will prevent ignition as a safety measure.
