Delphi Part no. PS10126

Delphi PS10126 Pressure Sensor For Ford Connect 1.8 TDCI (2004-2014)

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Listed for Connect · 2004–2014

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Upgrade Your Vehicle’s Performance with the DELPHI PS10126 Pressure Sensor!

Designed to serve as a crucial component for maintaining Optimal engine performance, the Delphi PS10126 Intake Manifold Pressure Sensor is tailored specifically for Ford Connect 1.8 TDCI models produced between 2004 and 2014.

Key Features:

  • Compatible with Ford Connect 1.8 TDCI (2004-2014)
  • 3-Pole socket connection for easy installation
  • Pressure measurement range up to 50 kPa

Technical Specifications:

  • Socket Contact Quantity: 3-Pole
  • Pressure: 50 kPa

How to Use: Install the pressure sensor by connecting the 3-pole socket to your vehicle's intake manifold system. Ensure that the connection is secure and that the harness is in good condition to facilitate accurate readings.

Whether you are a car owner looking to improve your vehicle’s performance or a mechanic helping your clients with engine diagnostics, the DELPHI PS10126 Pressure Sensor is a must-have tool for reliable performance.

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30 days to return an unused part in its original packaging. Manufacturer warranty of 12 months against defects.