Sensor, ignition pulse OEM 036907601d
OEM 036907601d is the genuine sensor, ignition pulse, fitting 54 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 036907601d
The OEM code 036907601d is an ignition pulse sensor. This sensor is important for keeping your engine running smoothly. It helps the car's computer know when to fire the spark plugs. This makes sure the engine runs at the right time. If this sensor fails, the engine might not start or run well.
The 036907601d sensor is used in cars from AUDI, SEAT, SKODA, VW, and VAG. It fits models like the OCTAVIA II Combi, FABIA I, OCTAVIA I, and FABIA I Combi. OEM codes like 036907601d are often reusable. This means they can work in different cars that share similar parts. This makes it easier to find replacements and keep cars running well.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 036907601d
This OEM code fits 54 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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