Oil Pressure Switch for New Holland 1725 1520 1530 1620 1630 1720 1920 1715
Oil Pressure Switch for New Holland 1725 1520 1530 1620 1630 1720 1920 1715
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Oil Pressure Switch for New Holland
This Oil Pressure Switch for New Holland is a direct replacement component that monitors engine oil pressure and triggers a warning if pressure drops too low, helping to protect your tractor's engine from damage. It is designed for New Holland tractors, ensuring a reliable fit and function.
Overview
This oil pressure switch is a vital safety component for your New Holland tractor, designed to alert you to low oil pressure conditions before they cause serious engine damage. It serves as a direct replacement for worn or faulty switches, ensuring your dashboard warning system operates correctly. This oil pressure switch for New Holland is built to meet or exceed original specifications for dependable performance.
Built For Performance
- Direct replacement for original oil pressure switches on listed New Holland models
- Precision-threaded fitting ensures a secure, leak-proof seal
- Durable construction withstands high heat and vibration
- Electrical contacts provide accurate pressure threshold activation
- Simple plug-and-play installation with basic hand tools
Fits These Machines
- for New Holland 1725
- for New Holland 1520
- for New Holland 1530
- for New Holland 1620
- for New Holland 1630
- for New Holland 1720
- for New Holland 1920
- for New Holland 1715
On-The-Job Use
- Monitors oil pressure during heavy field work such as plowing and tilling
- Provides critical warning during loader operations and PTO-driven tasks
- Ensures safe operation during transport on roads and rough terrain
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | Not specified |
| Type | Oil Pressure Switch |
| Compatible Brands | New Holland |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know if my oil pressure switch is faulty? A: Common symptoms include an oil pressure warning light that stays on constantly, flickers, or fails to illuminate when the ignition is turned on. Testing the switch with a multimeter can confirm if it is functioning correctly.
Q: Can I install this switch myself? A: Yes, installation is straightforward and typically requires only a wrench and possibly some thread sealant. Always disconnect the battery and drain the engine oil slightly if the switch is located low on the block before replacing it.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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