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Engine sensors provide a crucial role in keeping your vehicle running efficiently.
From sensing temperature and air-fuel ratios to monitoring oxygen levels and emissions, engine sensors play a vital part in keeping your vehicle running at peak performance.
Whether you’re looking to purchase an OEM replacement, an aftermarket upgrade, or even a custom performance solution, finding the right engine sensor can make all the difference in the performance of your vehicle.
Here you’ll find an extensive selection of engine sensors suitable for a variety of automotive applications.
Our selection includes O2 sensors, MAP sensors, MAF sensors, EGR valves, throttle position sensors, mass air flow sensors, exhaust gas temperature sensors, knock sensors, and much more.
Every engine sensor is designed to meet or exceed OEM specifications, and is backed by our quality guarantee for your peace of mind.
We offer competitive pricing on all our engine sensors, so shop now and get the part you need to get back on the road.
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs
Q1: What is an engine sensor?
A1: An engine sensor is an electronic device that monitors the performance and health of an engine system. The sensor is used to detect and measure various engine parameters such as temperature, speed, and pressure, and it sends the information to an on-board computer which uses it to control the engine accordingly.
Q2: What are the most common engine sensors?
A2: The most common engine sensors include oxygen sensors, mass air flow sensors, knock sensors, and crankshaft and camshaft position sensors.
Q3: How do engine sensors work?
A3: Engine sensors work by sending an electrical signal to the on-board computer, which then uses that signal to adjust the engine's operation. When something needs to be adjusted, such as fuel and air mixture, spark timing, or fuel injection, the computer uses the signal to make the necessary changes for optimal performance.
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