New Oil Pressure Switch

[Deer Slayer]

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[Lucky 1]

Read the shop manual..... the trigger pressure is not 33 psi.
The stock pressure switch is activated between 57-85 psi.

That is why turning over the engine with the electric starter
will not show any oil pressure.

[Deer Slayer]

I went back and read through the manual myself, on page 28 it says the light will trigger on at 7.1 p.s.i. I think what you may be thinking is the suggested normal operating oil pressure. I say suggested because I've seen a lot of people running gauges that report warm idle pressures as low as 10 p.s.i. with the light not triggering on.

[Deer Slayer]

I deleted the original post because of misleading info from my bad memory, sorry.  I've been having some trouble from my oil pressure switch, and was looking to replace it soon.  I think a suitable replacement can be had at a reasonable cost from an auto parts store.  I looked up the updated Honda PN: 37240-P13-013 to see if it was listed for any automobiles and found it was used on a 1982 Honda Accord too. Cross-referencing based on use with this car I found the follow list of suitable replacements:
OEM Honda - 37240-P13-013 (4.0-7.1 psi)
Beck Arnley - 201-1679 (2.0-6.0 psi)
Standard Motor Parts - PS138 (3.0-7.5 psi)
Standard Motor Parts - PS200 (2.0-6.0 psi)
Borg Warner - S4135
NTC - W0133-1641247
FAE - ATM1431005
NAPA (ECHLIN) - OP6075
NAPA (MPE) - OP6075SP
AIRTEX/WELLS - 1S6691 (2.0-6.0 psi)

All of these are listed as male connector, but some use a screw and others use a post. It seems to vary from parts lot to parts lot, even from same manufacturer with same part number.  I listed the trigger pressure ranges when I could find them listed.  I personally don't think a psi or two variation amounts to anything when dealing with "dummy lights."  I strongly recommend using a pressure gauge if you don't have one installed already.

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I have been thinking about converting that annoying turn signal buzzer into an oil pressure warning buzzer. That way I would know instantly if oil pressure dropped, and not have to watch an oil pressure gauge while trying to ride.
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