194-6723 Boost Pressure Sensor Fit for Caterpillar 120H 135H
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Boost Pressure Sensor for Caterpillar
This boost pressure sensor, referenced as 194-6723, monitors turbocharger boost pressure for Caterpillar heavy equipment. It provides the ECM with critical data to regulate fuel delivery and optimize engine performance.
Overview
This 194-6723 boost pressure sensor is a direct replacement component designed to measure the air pressure in the intake manifold of diesel engines. It converts pressure into an electrical signal for the engine control module, ensuring efficient combustion and preventing over-boost conditions. This sensor is essential for maintaining power and fuel economy in Caterpillar machinery.
Built For Performance
- Precision-engineered to match original OEM specifications for reliable readings
- Robust housing protects against vibration and harsh under-hood conditions
- Direct plug-and-play connector for straightforward installation
- Rigorous quality testing to ensure consistent signal output
- Corrosion-resistant materials extend service life
Fits These Machines
- for Caterpillar 120H
- for Caterpillar 135H
On-The-Job Use
- Used in motor graders for road construction and maintenance
- Monitors boost in heavy earthmoving operations
- Maintains engine response under varying loads
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 194-6723 |
| Type | Boost Pressure Sensor |
| Compatible Brands | Caterpillar |
Good To Know
Q: What does a failing boost pressure sensor cause? A: A failing sensor can cause reduced engine power, poor fuel economy, or a check engine light. Replacing it restores proper air-fuel ratio and performance.
Q: Is installation straightforward? A: Yes, it typically involves unplugging the old sensor, removing it, and installing the new one with the same connector and mounting points.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.