Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor - febi bilstein - 170465

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eBayExhaust Temperature Sensor 170465 Febi 20451990 20889280 04212749 04904050 New
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The febi bilstein Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor (170465) is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts looking to restore precise emissions monitoring and engine performance in compatible vehicles. This high-quality replacement offers accurate exhaust temperature detection, ensuring your engine management system can properly adjust fuel-to-air ratios and emission controls, though it requires specific technical knowledge and tool availability for proper installation.

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Model Part Number170465
Brandfebi bilstein

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FAQs

What is the primary function of this sensor?

It measures the exhaust gas temperature to allow the ECU to manage emissions and protect engine components from overheating.

Is this a direct replacement for my vehicle?

This sensor replaces OE number 20889280. Please verify this number against your current sensor or vehicle service manual.

Do I need special tools for installation?

You will need a 17mm wrench and a professional OBD-II diagnostic scanner to clear engine codes.

What does the 1000mm cable length mean for installation?

It indicates the length of the wiring lead, providing sufficient reach to connect the sensor to the vehicle harness in various exhaust locations.

Can I install this while the exhaust is hot?

No, always perform installation only after the exhaust system has completely cooled to prevent severe burns.

Troubleshooting

Persistent Check Engine Light after installation

Ensure the ECU fault codes were cleared using an OBD-II scan tool and check that the two-pin connector is fully seated.

Sensor stuck in the exhaust housing

Apply penetrating fluid, allow it to soak, and use a high-quality 17mm flare nut wrench to prevent rounding the sensor hex.

Erratic temperature readings

Inspect the wiring harness for signs of melting or breakage along the 1000mm length, and check the sensor connector pins for corrosion.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High manufacturing standards ensuring reliability
  • Direct fit replacement for OE 20889280
  • Generous cable length for versatile routing
  • Essential for maintaining emissions compliance

Cons

  • Requires specific mechanical expertise to install
  • May require clearing ECU fault codes post-installation
  • Exhaust components are often subject to heat-seizing

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Verification: Always cross-reference the part number 170465 against your vehicle's VIN or the superseded OE number 20889280 before purchase.
  2. Preparation: Because the sensor is located in the exhaust system, it is often exposed to high heat and corrosion. Use a professional-grade penetrating oil on the threads 24 hours prior to removal.
  3. Installation: Use a 17mm wrench to secure the sensor. Avoid over-tightening as this may damage the threads on the exhaust manifold or housing.
  4. Maintenance: Regularly inspect the cable insulation for signs of cracking or heat damage. Ensure the connector ports are clean and free of moisture or debris.
  5. Reset: After installation, use an OBD-II scanner to clear any existing 'Check Engine' codes associated with the exhaust gas temperature circuit.

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