u/wake-tf-up_

During tonight's game

I did my own oil filter and oil change on my 2022 Edge a while ago. Recently got a check engine light for low oil pressure and took it to auto parts store for a free code reading. It showed a bad oil pressure sensor. I took the car to a ford dealer and, come to find, it was a broken part in the oil filter housing. $500 dollars because i messed up the cartridge change.

Also, you can't always trust the code readers at auto parts stores.

I was just quoted 3 and 1/2 hours at $160 for the switch replacement, not counting $100 for the part. Why will it take 3 and 1/2 hours at the dealer to replace a screw in switch?