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Old Aug 24, 2022 | 11:44 AM
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Question LS1 Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Wiring Colors

Does anyone has the wiring diagram for the Engine Oil Pressure sensor for a Silverado 2004 5.3?
I'm replacing the connector but it has different wiring colors

The ones that I have on the harness are black, green(olive)/white and tan/white
The new connector has these colors:
Position 1: Red
Position 2: Black
Position 3: White
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Old Aug 28, 2022 | 8:30 AM
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Originally Posted by JaviPina
Does anyone has the wiring diagram for the Engine Oil Pressure sensor for a Silverado 2004 5.3?
I'm replacing the connector but it has different wiring colors

The ones that I have on the harness are black, green(olive)/white and tan/white
The new connector has these colors:
Position 1: Red
Position 2: Black
Position 3: White
If you’re still needing an answer…

Tan/White = Signal circuit to PCM
Black = Low ref (Ground) to PCM
Green/White = 5 volt reference from PCM (this is typically a gray wire so maybe it’s faded or has been previously repaired.)

As long as you make sure the original wiring is on the correct pin at the terminal, the color isn’t going to matter.

Hold the connectors side by side and take a picture or draw a diagram of the wire positions in the connector to ensure it’s properly installed.
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