Sensor, crankshaft pulse OEM 13627595860
OEM 13627595860 is the genuine sensor, crankshaft pulse, fitting 18 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 13627595860
The 13627595860 is a crankshaft pulse sensor used in BMW vehicles. This sensor helps the engine run smoothly by monitoring the crankshaft's position and speed. It sends signals to the engine control unit, ensuring the engine fires at the right time. Without it, the engine might not start or could run poorly.
This OEM code, 13627595860, fits several BMW models like the 5, 1, X1, and 5 Touring. OEM codes are important because they ensure the right fit and function for parts. They can be reused across different models, making it easier to find the right part for your car. This helps keep your vehicle running efficiently and safely.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 13627595860
This OEM code fits 18 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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