Scania
High-Performance Charge Pressure Sensor for Scania Industrial & Heavy-Duty Engines
Ensure optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency with our premium Charge Pressure Sensor, specifically engineered for Scania heavy-duty applications. This sensor provides real-time, high-precision monitoring of boost pressure, allowing the Engine Control Unit (ECU) to maintain the perfect air-fuel ratio.
Designed to withstand the harsh environments of industrial operations and long-haul trucking, our sensors offer a direct OE-replacement fit with superior durability against vibration and extreme temperatures.
Technical Specifications & OE Cross-Reference
This unit is manufactured to meet or exceed original equipment standards. It is compatible with the following Scania reference numbers:
| Manufacturer | OE Reference Number |
| Scania | 1854601 |
| Scania | 1862891 |
| Scania | 1862891 S |
| Scania | 2081523 |
| Scania | 2093728 |
Vehicle & Engine Applications
This sensor is compatible with a wide range of Scania power units, including industrial engines and various truck/bus series:
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Scania Industrial Engines (E2011): 9L and 13L Engines (2010 onwards).
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Scania P-, G-, R-, T-Series: Extensive coverage for models produced between 2003 and 2018.
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Scania L-, P-, G-, R-, S-Series: Next-generation support for models from 2016 onwards.
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Scania F-, K-, N-Series: Specialized bus and coach applications (2004 onwards).
Key Features
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Direct Fit: Seamless integration with Scania wiring harnesses and mounting points.
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Precision Sensing: Advanced circuitry for accurate pressure readings to prevent over-boost or engine lag.
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Rugged Construction: Built with high-grade materials to resist oil, moisture, and thermal cycling.
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Quality Assured: 100% factory tested before shipment to ensure reliability out of the box.
Why Choose Our Sensors?
As a dedicated sensor manufacturer, we understand that downtime is costly. Our Scania-compatible charge pressure sensors undergo rigorous quality control to ensure your fleet or industrial machinery remains operational in the most demanding conditions.
