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The CI Exhaust Temperature Sensor XEPS206 is designed for automotive technicians and DIY mechanics who require precise monitoring of exhaust gas temperatures in compatible vehicle systems. This sensor provides critical thermal data to the engine control unit to ensure optimal emissions performance and engine efficiency. While it is built to high-quality standards, success relies entirely on verifying your vehicle's specific make and model compatibility, as improper sensor installation can lead to inaccurate readings or fault codes.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | XEPS206 |
| Brand | CI |
You will need a 14 mm spanner and potentially an OBD-II scanner to clear engine codes.
Compare your current part number against the OEM references 226404039R or 95517813 and verify using your vehicle's make and model compatibility tool.
The sensor includes a cable length of 205 mm.
No, this is a vehicle-specific part with specific threading (M12 x 1.25) and connector types.
It is strongly recommended to work on a cold engine to prevent burns and to allow the metal components to contract, making installation easier.
Clear existing diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) using an OBD-II scanner after replacing the sensor.
Do not force the sensor; inspect the threads for carbon buildup or rust and clean the port before attempting reinstallation.
Check the electrical connector for loose pins, debris, or moisture ingress.
To install the sensor, use a 14 mm spanner to seat the M12 x 1.25 threads into the exhaust housing, ensuring it is tightened to the manufacturer's specified torque to prevent exhaust leaks. Verify your vehicle compatibility using your VIN or part matching tool before purchase to avoid fitment errors. When handling the sensor, avoid touching the sensing tip, as oils from your skin or debris can interfere with thermal sensitivity. Always ensure the 2-pin connector is clicked firmly into place and free of corrosion or moisture to maintain signal integrity.
