Sensor, crankshaft pulse OEM 3547699
OEM 3547699 is the genuine sensor, crankshaft pulse, fitting 16 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 3547699
This genuine used OEM crankshaft pulse sensor, part number 3547699, is a direct replacement for your Volvo. Sourced from professional dismantlers across Europe, it offers original equipment quality and fit. The sensor is essential for monitoring crankshaft position and engine speed, ensuring proper ignition and fuel injection timing.
Compatible with a range of Volvo models, including 960, 850, V70, S70, S90, V90, and C70 from the 1990s and 2000s. Specifically, it fits Volvo 960 (1990-1994), 960 Kombi (1990-1994), 850 (1991-1996), 850 Estate (1993-1996), V70 I (1998-1999), 960 II (1994-1996), 960 II Estate (1994-1996), S70 (1997-2000), S90 I (1997-1998), V90 I Estate (1997-1998), C70 I Convertible (1998-2005), and V70 II (1999-2004).
Each order is fulfilled with a part from our network of trusted dismantlers, and condition is confirmed per order. We ship tracked worldwide, so you can rely on safe delivery. If you have questions about compatibility, feel free to ask.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 3547699
This OEM code fits 16 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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