Air Pressure Sensor, altitude adaption OEM 393002b050
OEM 393002b050 is the genuine air pressure sensor, altitude adaption, fitting 44 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 393002b050
This is a used genuine OEM Air Pressure Sensor for altitude adaption, part number 393002b050, sourced from a Hyundai. Originally fitted to a wide range of Hyundai models, this sensor monitors atmospheric pressure for optimal engine performance at varying altitudes.
Compatible vehicles include the Hyundai i30 (2011-2016 and 2016+), i30 Estate (2012-2017 and 2017+), i30 Fastback (2017-2022), i30 Coupe (2013-2017), i40 I (2012-2019), i40 I CW (2011-2019), Accent IV Saloon (2010-2017), i20 II (2014-2018) and i20 II Coupe (2015-2021).
This genuine OEM part has been carefully removed from a professional dismantler in Europe. It is cleaned, tested, and ready for installation. All parts are shipped tracked worldwide for your peace of mind.
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