Knock Sensor OEM 392502e000
OEM 392502e000 is the genuine knock sensor, fitting 7 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 392502e000
The 392502e000 is a knock sensor used in cars made by HYUNDAI and KIA. This part helps the car's engine run smoothly by detecting knocking sounds. Knocking can happen when fuel burns unevenly in the engine, which can cause damage. The knock sensor sends signals to the car's computer, which then adjusts the engine's timing to prevent knocking. This helps keep the engine safe and running efficiently.
The 392502e000 knock sensor is important because it fits in different models like the i40 I CW, i40 I, ix35, and ELANTRA V Saloon. OEM codes like 392502e000 can be used in various vehicles because they are designed to meet specific standards. This means one part can work in different cars, making it easier to find replacements and keep vehicles in good shape.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 392502e000
This OEM code fits 7 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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