Oil Pressure Sending Unit Location GM 3.8L Series 2

In this video I go over the location of the oil pressure sending unit for a GM 3.8L Series 2 V-6. The particular vehicle featured in this vehicle is a 2001 Pontiac Bonneville.

Note: To the best of my memory the location of this sending unit should be the same for all GM 3.8L Series 2 engines. I've worked on many of these throughout the years and do not recall a different location. That being said, I'm using my memory and experience .
Do verify in you repair manual the location of this sensor. I am not sure if this location is applicable to the super charged engines.

The sending unit is located on the right rear of the engine just below the power steering pump and just above the inner joint of the passenger side CV axle. The oil filter is just below it.

Here is a link to the video showing how to replace this sensor.
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