Code P0087, where is the Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor located?

Hi,

If you follow the wiring to the fuel injectors, the sensor wiring is attached to them. I attached the only picture I could find related to the sensor. Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions.

Take care,

joe

See pic below.

Thank you, Joe! Yes, I was able to locate it, but it's buried. Looks like you have to take whole manifold and other stuff off to access sensor for replacement. Simple fix, just can't get to it and the manifold stuff is beyond my skills.

Hi,

You are very welcome. It really isn't too hard to remove the manifolds. There are a lot of steps, but it really is straightforward. If you would like, I can help you through it, so let me know.

Take care,

Joe

I can fix 80-90% of items on my car, but engine and transmission not in my skillet. I looked at manifold and about 8 bolts to remove and couple others for connected items. But I don't know what else needs to be done. I'm afraid if I get it apart, I won't get things back together. I was told if I remove manifold, I will need to replace all gaskets before putting back together?

If you can give me an overview of the process, maybe it's not that bad. My local shop wants $550 in labor (4-5 hours) to replace sensor (they want $144 for sensor, but I can buy that for $70)... $745 total out the door. I'm definitely willing to try myself if I'm confident about what exactly needs to be done.

I've attached a top view of my engine.

Hi,

No problem whatsoever. I attached the directions below. The first set of directions is for the removal of the upper intake and is followed by the lower intake manifold.

Once those are off, you have the access you needed.

As far as replacing gaskets, yes, I strongly recommend it. You will need to drain the coolant and the thermostat housing needs removed as well. You don't want a coolant leak.

Take a look and let me know if you have questions. Don't be intimidated by the job. If you take your time and follow the directions, you'll be fine. I'll help as much as I can if you need me.

Take care,

joe

See pic below.