ANFTDCO Car Intake Air Temperature Sensor Vehicle Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor with Connector Pigtail Harness Auto OEM 25036751 Replacement Compatible with Century Electra Reatta

High Quality Material This product is made of highquality plastic and metal materials The metal material features high hardness a sturdy structure strong impact and deformation resistance and is less prone to damage during installation due to plugging unplugging or squeezing The plastic material has insulating properties effectively isolating the internal circuits of the sensor from external metal components to prevent shortcircuit failures Replace OEM Part Number This product may be used to replace OEM25036751 25037225 25037334 25037034 213192 213190 54001 12124075 15335987 15317832 12191818 15305351 TS10077 TS10080 TS1008011B1 TS1007711B1 213191 213191 213190 213192 8250373340 5744430 AX1 5S1007 ATS4 724514 TS5100 DR136W TS10090 8250367510 E115 PT307 1008080TAR 12102620 Scope of Application This product is compatible with the 19861992 Century 19861990 Electra 19861991 Lesabre 19881991 Reatta 19881993 Riviera 19851989 Skyhawk 19851991 Skylark 19861987 Somerset 19871990 S15 19871990 Safari 19911993 Sonoma 19911992 Syclone 19921993 Typhoon 19851990 Astro 19871990 Beretta 19851989 Cavalier 19871990 Celebrity 19851986 Citation II 19871989 Corsica 19901992 Lumina etc For the full model range see Specifications Practical Functionality The core function of this product is to accurately collect engine intake air temperature data and transmit it in realtime to the vehicles control system Based on this data the system intelligently adjusts fuel injection volume and ignition timing to optimise the engines airfuel ratio This process effectively enhances combustion efficiency delivering stronger and smoother power output Package Contents This product package includes 1pc intake air temperature sensor and 1pc pigtail harness The compact and lightweight design ensures effortless storage or carriage Mechanics may stow it directly in toolkits for fieldwork while private motorists can conveniently store it in boot compartments