So I can order one from the local dealer, but would be easier if I can get one delivered.

 

For a 1.4 petrol

With any sensors, much better to buy genuine ones from the dealer/TPS rather than a pattern part from some dodgy website dealer 

Email [email protected] for competitive prices on genuine parts, delivered to your door.

Don't forget to include your VIN or reg number, as well as what you're after.

Possibly a stupid question... are they easy to fit, or just give it to the garage to do!

Number 1 in this image of Lee's shows you where it is, just beside the oil filter. If you can access that and unplug the connector and undo the bolt, it should be easy enough.  May well be stuff in the way though.

https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/468794-oil-pressure-warning-light-comes-on-above-1800-rpm/?do=findComment&comment=5262315

 

Edited 22 August, 20196 yr by Wino

thanks I knew where it was located, I will see if my arms are skinny enough to fit down there 

43 minutes ago, Wench said:

thanks I knew where it was located, I will see if my arms are skinny enough to fit down there 

 

I recommend using tools rather than body parts.

6 hours ago, Wino said:

Email parts@briskoda.net for competitive prices on genuine parts, delivered to your door.

Don't forget to include your VIN or reg number, as well as what you're after.

 

[email protected] is currently offline for the foreseeable.

Pity; any idea why?

Why do you need a cam sensor? Your car must have been made by drunk Czechs

It's a good question Lee.  If VCDS codes are saying it's got a problem, what exact code is showing? More likely to be a broken wire than a broken sensor, usually.

 

Why not add 1.4MPI in your profile or signature @Wench? It would clarify closer to the exact engine you have. Engine code would be even better.