Engine Oil Pressure Switch Dodge Journey 2.4L 2009-2020 Location and Replacement

Exact Component Location

In this video, I will show you the exact and precise location of the Engine Oil Pressure Switch on a Dodge Journey 2.4L (models from 2009 to 2020). There is no unnecessary footage or extra fluff—just a quick, direct look at exactly where this switch is located on the engine block so you can spot it right away.

How This Video Helps Your DIY Repair

Oil pressure switches are usually tucked deep behind other major components or hidden near the oil filter housing, making them tough to find from above. Seeing the exact layout and positioning before you start your project saves you from searching blindly, eliminates stressful guesswork, and lets you approach your DIY automotive repair with complete confidence.

Common Symptoms of a Failing Part

A faulty engine oil pressure switch can give false readings to your vehicle’s computer or dashboard. Common signs of a failing switch include a flickering or constantly illuminated oil pressure warning light on your dash, inaccurate readings on your oil gauge, or an active Check Engine Light (CEL). In some cases, a cracked switch can also cause an external engine oil leak.

Safety First!

Working on engine sensors requires a strong focus on safety. Always wear proper protective equipment, including safety glasses and mechanics’ gloves, to protect yourself from hot oil residue, road grime, and sharp metal edges. Stay highly alert, make sure the vehicle is securely parked, and ensure the engine has cooled down completely before getting to work.

Ask an Experienced Mechanic

As an experienced mechanic, I am here to help you troubleshoot and fix your vehicle issues. If you have any questions about this part, aren’t sure if your oil light is due to the switch or a mechanical issue, or run into any trouble under the hood, feel free to leave a comment down below. Ask away, and I will personally reply to help you out!