Sierra Op72533 Oil Pressure Switch Univ. on 2040-parts.com
Stuart, Florida, US
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| Sold as unit of measure: EA. For I/O and inboard installations which require a method to shut off the fuel pump when the engine fails or is shut down. This switch senses low oil pressure and shuts the fuel pump off. 3-wire hookup to starter pump and ignition. Tee into oil pressure sending unit. Picture may be stock file photo from manufacturer, not actual product. Please check description and verify part numbers. Manufacturer's Part Number - OP72533 Pictures and descriptions may be stock file photos/descriptions from manufacturer, not actual product. Please verify part numbers and contact us with any questions. |
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