LS Oil Pressure Sensor R elocation Adapter

The LS Oil Pressure Sensor Relocation Adapter from ICT Billet is a purpose-built solution for LS-series engine builders and hot rod enthusiasts who need flexible oil pressure monitoring in custom engine configurations. When modern LS engine swaps or heavily modified LS builds require relocating the factory oil pressure sensor from its original location, this adapter bridges the gap between your engine block's oil galley and remote sensor placement. It eliminates the need for messy, unreliable workaround solutions and provides a clean, engineered approach to oil pressure telemetry in performance and custom applications.

Machined from aircraft-grade aluminum in natural finish, this relocation adapter features precision porting designed to maintain accurate oil pressure readings without restriction or signal lag. The adapter integrates dual 1/8 inch NPT female ports for sensor and auxiliary gauges, paired with a 16 mm x 1.50 female inlet connection that threads directly into the LS block's oil passage. This design ensures minimal oil volume displacement while delivering steady-state pressure feedback to digital or analog gauge clusters. The included hardware and O-ring seal system guarantees leak-free operation across the full RPM range, protecting engine cleanliness and maintaining data integrity for tuning and diagnostics.

Professional engine builders, LS swap specialists, and performance tuners benefit most from this adapter when installing aftermarket engine management systems, remote gauges, or data logging equipment. Installation is straightforward—thread the adapter into the block's existing or machined oil gallery port, install your sensor or gauge into either NPT port, and secure the O-ring seal. The compact footprint (1.5 x 1 x 2.75 inches) and lightweight construction (0.2 lbs) make it ideal for tight engine bay layouts. Compatible with all GM LS-series engines—LS1, LS2, LS3, LS7, LSA, and LS9—this adapter works equally well in street cars, race engines, and marine applications where reliable oil pressure monitoring is non-negotiable.