5654166 | Genuine Cummins® Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor
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5654166 | Genuine Cummins® Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor
Part Number: 5654166, A065L082
Condition: Used In Good Condition
Manufacture/Brand: Cummins
Description:
A temperature sensor is a device that measures temperature and sends that information to a computer or control system—such as a car’s engine control unit (ECU) or aftertreatment control module. Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor For EPA17 6.7L ISB/QSB, Work condition, used take-off Kenworth T880 2024
Fits For Various Kenworth, Peterbilt Truck, Cummins EPA17 6.7 liter ISB/QSB Engines
Purpose:
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Most use thermistors or thermocouples that change electrical resistance or voltage as temperature changes. Based on that, the system might: Adjust fuel injection |
Signs of a Bad Temperature Sensor:
| Engine runs hot or cold unexpectedly
Check Engine Light or emissions faults |
About the Manufacturer – Cummins:
Cummins is a leading American manufacturer of diesel and natural gas engines, as well as power generation systems and emissions solutions. Founded in 1919 and headquartered in Columbus, Indiana, Cummins is known globally for its durable, high-performance engines used in trucks, buses, construction equipment, agriculture, and power systems.
The brand is widely respected for its innovation in clean diesel technology, including aftertreatment systems, turbochargers, and advanced electronics that help reduce emissions while maximizing engine efficiency and reliability.
