Oil Pressure Sensor/ Switch Output to 0-5V

This idea started with me thinking of adding an oil pressure sensor to my current system. There are plenty of pressure transducers out there that have a linear response and would be very easy to add on to my system like the one below:

https://www.amazon.com/Pressure-Tran...r+fuel+100+psi

This got me thinking, my car already has a factory oil pressure sensor/ switch and it would be really nice if I could just take the data coming off of that sensor and convert that data to a 0-5V output that I can input into the MPSciLink and data log that as well. So I dug into the factory system and the sensor looks to be resistance based. I went out to Rock-Auto and found a part number of 1S6621, which has an alternate part number of PS204, manufactured by Wells. I went to their site and found the data sheets and here is their data for the PS204:

PS204 (View Image)

1/8-27 NPTF Dryseal

Switch closes 6-10 PSI 90 PSI - 35-40 Ohms 40 PSI - 40-50 Ohms 10 PSI - 45-55 or Open 0-3 PSI - Open

Looking at the wiring diagram, there are 2 wires going to the sensor, the GRY/YEL looks to be for the sensor and that goes to the gauge and BCM. There is a second wire that is GRY and that seems to only be for a pressure switch.

First question is, how accurate are these sensors? Should I just add another Tee Fitting to the line coming out of the block before the turbo feed and run two sensors?
Just starting my initial research.

The original factory sensors/guages are notorious for being inaccurate. Both oil pressure, and coolant temp. I can't imagine the aftermarket replacement is any better.

If you want accurate readings, I'd go with something aftermarket like what you linked to.

From the shown specs of the PS204 it is inaccurate so it is best to stay away