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Lisle 13250 Oil Pressure Switch Socket

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Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket


Features

  • Fits 1 1/16" Switches Up To 2 5/8" Long, Found on Newer GM and Chrysler Vehicles.
  • Fits 1 1/16" oil pressure sending unit (gauge type), found on most all '91 and newer GM vehicles.
  • Also fits '87 and newer Chrysler vehicles with combination light and gauge oil pressure switches.
  • Use with 3/8" drive or 1 1/8" hex.

Description

The Lisle 13250 Oil Pressure Switch Socket fits 1-1/16" switches up to 2-5/8" long that are found on newer GM and Chrysler Vehicles. It will fit 1-1/16" oil pressure sending units (gauge type), found on most all '91 and newer GM vehicles. This will also fit '87 and newer Chrysler vehicles with combination light and gauge oil pressure switches. Use this with a 3/8" drive or 1-1/8" hex.

Operation Mode: Manual


Current Rating: 2 A


Contact Type: Normally Closed


Connector Type: Clamp


Brand: Lisle


Switch Type: Pressure Switch


Terminal: Clamp


Material: Steel


Item dimensions L x W x H: 5.25 x 2 x 1.25 inches


Circuit Type: 1-way


Operation Mode: Manual


Current Rating: 2 A


Contact Type: Normally Closed


Connector Type: Clamp


Switch Type: Pressure Switch


Terminal: Clamp


Circuit Type: 1-way


Mounting Type: DIN Rail Mount


Number of Positions: 1


Control Method: Push Button


Connectivity Protocol: X-10


Compatible with Vehicle Type: GM and Chrysler vehicles


Control Type: Manual


Compatible Devices: Oil pressure sending units in 1991 and newer GM vehicles and 1987 and newer Chrysler vehicles


Color: Factory


Item Dimensions: 5.25 x 2 x 1.25 inches


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Items: 1


Material Type: Steel


Contact Material: Stainless Steel


International Protection Rating: IP00


Specification Met: Energy Rating


Brand Name: Lisle


Model: 13250


Global Trade Identification Number: 09


Manufacturer: LISLE


Warranty Description: Lifetime


UPC: 083045132509


Included Components: Socket


Item Type Name: Oil Pressure Switch Socket


Item Weight: 6.4 ounces


Part Number: 13250


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    • Perfect for Dodge Minivan
Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket
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2007 Dodge Grand Caravan - oil light was on, but oil level was good and oil was less than 2,000 miles. Research showed that if you turn it off and turn car back on and light goes out, there is a high chance it is the oil pressure sensor. After several days driving with no other reasons for oil light and it staying out once I cut it off and back on, I decided to go with a quick cheap repair to see if it would avoid a drop off at the mechanic. The sensor was $30 (got oem online) and bought this $12 Lisle socket. Numerous people complained that a regular deep socket or a cheap sensor socket was damaging the edge of the sensor, causing it to cross-thread. Also..... If you look at the pics, the new one clearly fits down in the socket, the depth of the socket is 2.5" and the part of the sensor that goes inside the socket is about 1.75", so more than enough room. The edge of the sensor is kinda rounded unlike a hex nut on a spark plug, so this socket was designed to fit snug on the rounded edges. Whole job took less than 5 minutes. You will need a cup to catch the thin steady stream of oil that drains from the sensor hole so you don't rush getting the new one in. Also.... I could have taken it to the mechanic, driven another car to work that day and then paid 100 bucks, but it was good info to learn. I have never changed one and have several cars (children) that I take care of. For all the other reviewers who can't explain what vehicle they fixed or how they fixed it....well, thanks for nothing! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2023 by Sarah
    • Decent socket with useful stopper
Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket
Glad I tried this socket because it works well for my needs. The stopper helps prevent pushing the plug in too far, which is handy when working with delicate wires. I did notice that the stopper is only on one side, so the socket can tilt if you're not careful, especially when removing or installing sensors. I had a small scare when I took out an old sensor because of this. Being gentle and cautious during installation is definitely the way to go. It’s a good tool to have in the kit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026 by Aubrey Hotal
    • This is the CORRECT oil pressure sensor socket for a 1996 Chevrolet C1500 5.7 Vortec.
Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket
This socket is EXACTLY what you need to change the oil sender/sensor, if you have a 1996 Chevrolet C1500 with a 5.7L Vortec V-8. I'm sure it would work on about any other sensor that has a 27mm/1 1/16th wrench flat body. The sensor I replaced was 2.75 inches long from the top of the wiring socket to the bottom of the wrench flats. The Chinese socket I bought (which Amazon said would work for my truck) was only 2.5 inches deep! The Lisle socket is made in USA and makes an almost impossible job into one that is difficult but can be done at home. It's definitely worth the purchase price to me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025 by John Sanders
    • A Must For The Job!
Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket
Replaced an oil pressure switch on a 2008 Chevy Trailblazer with the 5.3. The manuals and my repair shop indicated that the intake manifold had to be removed in order to change the switch. (Estimated $800 plus) My-tube videos instructed you to remove fuel lines, vacuum lines and a host of other things instead to complete this job. Neither were true in this particular application. Might be in others. I could see my switch with a flashlight and could reach my hand in and touch it. Recommend you try that.. Many reviews raved about this socket and so will this one. It's formed to fit the switch perfectly which really lessens the chances of breaking the new switch. It's 3/8 drive which is what you want. Bonus and best of all? It's made right here in our great nation! It was much better than using a standard socket. I put the socket on the sending unit first by hand with a bit of "feel" included. I was able to put my long handled ratchet with a built-in swivel directly onto the socket and maneuver it carefully to loosen the old one and ultimately tighten the new unit. Also for info, my 2008 Chevy 5.3 had the small filter. I purchased the GM (highly recommended over after-market) sending unit, filter and this socket for about $50, thus saving me well over $750! Looks like I gotta take the "Old Bag" out for dinner now! The GM switch was about half the price of dealers and gm parts outlets. As many have said, do yourself a favor and spend the $5 for the filter. It could be a clogged filter that spit the code. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2022 by Gary
    • Warning: Sharp burrs inside. Great tool for the job.
Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket
WARNING: Sharp burrs inside. Be careful when cleaning inside or you will cut your finger! Other than that this tool is a perfect fit for removal and installation of the oil pressure switch on a 2005 trailblazer. I could not have done the job without this socket. The pressure switch seems to be 1 1/16 with rounded points and the location of the switch make it so some other standard tools don't work. This socket and a short handle 3/8 ratchet (or regular length ratchet with small strokes) gets it done. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026 by JHan
    • Perfect tool for the job: no issues.
Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket
Perfect fit for gm oil pressure sensor. Easily remove and install sensor on a 1996 corvette. It did not damage either the sensor or plug.
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026 by Ramsey
    • worked perfectly
Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket
worked fine
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by Peter W.
    • So good I bought it twice?
Style: Oil Pressure Switch Socket
According to my amazon purchase history, I’ve bought this socket twice, but the first one must’ve identified as a 10mm as I couldn’t find it anywhere. Anyway, I’ve used these to change out oil pressure sensors on 2 Jeep 4.0s and 1 5.7 Hemi. Fits well, plenty deep enough. Not a socket that sees a lot of use, but sure handy to be in the toolbox when you need it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026 by Carson

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