Oil Temperature Sensor, 1434050 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Replacement Compatible with Some 2003-2015 & 2006-2014 Vehicles, Part Number 8160-PGJ-003 Car Accessories

Specification:Material: Plastic, MetalQuantity: 1 PCColor: Black & GoldenWeight: 25 gSize: 2.06×0.6 inchesPart Number: 1434050, 48160-PGJ-003Warm tips:-This is a non-OEM product, just a replacement part.-Do not use excessive force when installing.-Please check the replacement number as well as the number of pins and size and whether it is suitable for your car before purchasing.

• 【Practical Function】: The purpose of an automotive oil temperature sensor is to detect the engine's oil temperature and convert this signal into an electrical signal or other form to send to the trip computer so that the engine can run properly. This helps to control driving and make your journey safer.
• 【Perfect Replacement】: This oil temperature sensor is the perfect replacement for your original sensor. Keep it as a spare in your trunk or toolbox and in the event of an emergency, you'll be able to replace and repair it yourself. You don't have to make a special trip to the repair store, saving you time and money.
• 【Good Material】: Made of high quality plastic and metal, this product is very durable and can be used for a long time. It has a hard texture and is not easy to break. It is wear and rust resistant. It is very stable, with good temperature and pressure resistance, and can withstand a variety of working environments and weather conditions.
• 【Easy to Use】: This product has a plug and play design which is very convenient. The black rubber seal provides better sealing performance and ensures you a hassle-free installation. You just need to remove that old or broken oil temperature sensor and install this product.
• 【Application Scope】: This product is a two-pin design, measuring 2.06 inches long with a 0.6 inch diameter connector. It has part number of 1434050 and 48160-PGJ-003. It is compatible with some of 2003-2015 3.5L V6 and 2006-2014 vehicles, such as Pilot 2003-2015 and Ridgeline 2006-2014.