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Crown Automotive Oil Pressure Sender Unit – J3212004

Crown Automotive

  • Stated fitment: 1972 to 1985 SJ Full Size and J-series trucks with 4.2L, 5.9L or 6.6L engines
  • Oil pressure sender unit, Crown Automotive part J3212004
  • UPC 848399059472

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Description

Overview

The Crown Automotive J3212004 is an oil pressure sender unit for 1972 to 1985 SJ Full Size and J-series trucks with 4.2L, 5.9L or 6.6L engines. An oil pressure sender reads engine oil pressure and passes that reading to the dashboard oil pressure gauge.

Crown Automotive makes and distributes replacement parts for Jeep vehicles. The vehicle statement for this sender is covered under Vehicle fitment below.

Key features

  • Oil pressure sender unit for reading engine oil pressure at the dashboard gauge
  • Fits 1972 to 1985 SJ Full Size and J-series trucks with 4.2L, 5.9L or 6.6L engines
  • Vehicle statement names 4.2L, 5.9L and 6.6L engines
  • Crown Automotive catalog item J3212004 with UPC 848399059472

Oil pressure sender basics

An oil pressure sender sits in the engine block and reads oil pressure, passing the reading to the dashboard gauge or warning light. Because it works in hot, oily conditions, it can corrode or drift over many years, and a worn sender may show a reading that does not match actual pressure. Testing before replacing helps avoid unnecessary parts.

Older trucks often use sending units with simple wiring, so a clean connection and a solid ground matter as much as the unit itself. Use a mechanical test gauge to confirm pressure, then compare the reading with the dash gauge. If the readings differ, the sender or its wiring is the likely cause.

  • Test with a mechanical gauge before replacing
  • Clean and tighten the wire connector
  • Check the ground connection at the engine

Specifications

Brand Crown Automotive
Part number J3212004
UPC 848399059472
Part type Oil pressure sender unit
Engine sizes (vehicle statement) 4.2L, 5.9L, 6.6L
Engine sizes (engine table) 2.5, 4.0, 4.2, 5.0, 6.6

Vehicle fitment

Fit is for 1972 to 1985 SJ Full Size and J-series trucks with 4.2L, 5.9L or 6.6L engines. Confirm your year, model and trim before ordering.

Model years outside 1972 to 1985 fall outside this fit. The 2.5, 4.0 and 5.0 engine sizes need a separate fit check before ordering. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

Confirm the package contents before ordering so fittings and wiring match your installation.

SKU: CROJ3212004 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 0.37 lbs
Package dimensions 4.30 × 2.00 × 2.00 in
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Questions & Answers

Will the Crown Automotive J3212004 fit a 1985 Jeep J-series truck with a 4.2L engine?

Yes, a 1985 J-series truck with a 4.2L engine falls within the 1972 to 1985 fit. Confirm your year, model and engine before ordering, since the range ends at 1985.

What is the part number of this oil pressure sender unit?

The Crown Automotive part number is J3212004, as shown in the product title. The separate part number field is blank for this product, and the UPC is 848399059472. Use the UPC or item number when comparing this sender with other catalog entries.

Does this sender unit fit 2.5, 4.0 or 5.0 engines?

Confirm fit before buying, since the 2.5, 4.0 and 5.0 engine sizes need a separate check. The 4.2L, 5.9L and 6.6L engines are the ones tied to the 1972 to 1985 trucks.

Is anything else included with the Crown Automotive J3212004?

Check the package contents against your installation before ordering, including any fittings, wiring or hardware you may need. Compare the sender threads and connector with your old unit before installing.

How do I know if the sender or the engine is at fault?

Compare the gauge reading with a mechanical test gauge installed at the engine. If the readings match, the sender is working; if they differ, the sender or its wiring is the likely cause.