Bosch Particulate Matter Sensor - 0281006618

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This guide provides essential information for owners and technicians working with the Bosch Particulate Matter Sensor (0281006618). Designed for optimal performance in compatible Volvo vehicles, this sensor helps monitor and maintain the efficiency of your vehicle's emissions system. A crucial component, ensuring proper function requires understanding of its setup, care, and potential troubleshooting. Please note that this guide focuses solely on the technical aspects of the sensor and does not include any information on pricing or sales.
| Model Part Number | 0281006618 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bosch |
This sensor is specifically designed for the Volvo XC90 II (256) D5 AWD SUV (2014-2016) with diesel fuel. Also compatible with Volvo part number 31401847.
Symptoms of a faulty sensor include the check engine light, reduced engine performance, and increased fuel consumption. Use a diagnostic tool to read error codes.
Specialized tools may be required for installation. Consult a professional or the vehicle's service manual.
Returns are accepted; please refer to our returns policy for details.
The part number (0281006618) is located on the sensor itself and in the product description.
The reference EGS-PM2 is another identifier for this Bosch particulate matter sensor.
Use a diagnostic tool to read error codes. If the error codes relate to the particulate matter sensor, inspect the sensor and wiring for damage or malfunction.
If the vehicle is experiencing reduced power or increased fuel consumption, the sensor may be faulty. Inspect the sensor and its connections.
Ensure the sensor is correctly connected and properly seated. Check wiring for breaks or corrosion.