Oil Pressure Switch for Kubota GR2100 GR2110 GR2120 Garden Tractors
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Kubota garden tractors | GR2100, GR2110, GR2120 |
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Product Overview
The switch monitors whether the engine has sufficient oil pressure and supplies the signal used by the warning/safety circuit. A failed switch can cause a false oil-pressure warning, intermittent warning light or leakage through the switch body.
Because a real low-oil-pressure condition can damage the engine quickly, the pressure should be tested if the warning remains on after replacing a known-faulty switch. This part is intended to restore the electrical sensing function, not repair an actual lubrication problem.
Key Features & Performance
- Monitors engine oil-pressure status
- Direct application for Kubota GR-series garden tractors listed
- Useful for leaking or electrically failed pressure switches
- Restores the warning/safety signal when actual engine pressure is normal
Specifications & Reference Numbers
- Part type: Engine oil pressure switch
Before You Order
Compare thread and connector style. If the oil-pressure warning is accompanied by engine noise, stop the engine and verify actual pressure before continued operation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I use as the final fitment check? Use the listed part/reference numbers, your exact engine or machine model, and the physical configuration of the part being replaced. Serial-number and production changes can matter.
What are common reasons to replace this part? The switch monitors whether the engine has sufficient oil pressure and supplies the signal used by the warning/safety circuit. A failed switch can cause a false oil-pressure warning, intermittent warning light or leakage through the switch body.