Product Details
Audi A5 2010, Crankshaft Position Sensor by Hitachi®. By monitoring crankshaft rotation speed and position, this sensor allows the computer to maintain effective fuel injection timing and ignition timing control for optimal engine performance. It is built to OE specifications using the latest electronic-sensing technologies to ensure high accuracy and reliable operation.
Features
- Meets or exceeds OE specifications
- Engineered for dependable and long-lasting performance
- Premium material construction provides enhanced durability
- Backed by a 1 year warranty
Modern vehicles incorporate a variety of sensors that are used by control systems to deliver maximum performance. The engine crankshaft position sensor determines the position and rotational speed of the crankshaft and sends signals to the ECM (engine control module). The engine computer analyzes this information and calculates the injection timing, ignition timing, and engine RPM. Typically these sensors fail due to exposure to extreme heat, contamination from oil leaks or other engine fluids, and physical wear.
A defective engine crankshaft position sensor can fail intermittently or completely, causing the engine to run poorly or not start at all. If you need a new sensor to bring your vehicle back to life, Hitachi will supply you with a reliable replacement part that is designed to meet or exceed OEM requirements. Hitachi uses the latest electronic-sensing and control technologies to make sure their sensors are superior to the competition. Improvements in sensor accuracy lead directly to better control system performance. By restoring proper fuel injection control and ignition timing control, this sensor will ensure optimal operation of your vehicle.
Since its founding in 1910, Hitachi® has expanded well beyond the creation of the five-horsepower electric induction motor that was its first product. Today, it is a recognized leader in diverse market segments. Universally known as an Original Equipment Manufacturer that serves major carmakers, Hitachi is increasing its presence in the automotive aftermarket. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Hitachi is famous worldwide for its reliability, innovation, and contribution to moving society forward. The company has pioneered a number of groundbreaking car parts, including the world's first engine central control units, photoelectric crank angle sensors, turbo chargers for rotary engines, etc. With operations in Japan, North, Central and South America, Europe, and Asia, Hitachi develops and manufactures advanced vehicle parts that preserve the environment, enhance safety, and provide comfort.