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Chrysler PT Cruiser Sensors

Your Chrysler PT Cruiser depends on sensors for a variety of functions. If a sensor breaks, you will want to get it replaced promptly. With a selection of Chrysler PT Cruiser sensors, you can find what you need for your car to function properly.

All sorts of sensors are found in the PT Cruiser, and each one is responsible for doing something different.

• MAP sensor: Reads the pressure in the intake manifold.
• Oxygen sensor: Identifies how much air is flowing into the engine.
• Knock sensor: Records the vibrations in the engine during combustion.
• Fuel level sensor: Reads how much fuel is inside of the fuel tank.
• Oil temperature sensor: Measures the temperature of the oil.

Most of the sensors are hard-wired, though some will send the information digitally to a receiving unit elsewhere in the car. Most of the data collected by the sensors is sent to the cars computer so that adjustments can be made automatically.

Replacing a sensor involves locating it in your Chrysler. You will want to have the engine off and disconnect the battery. From there, you will need to disconnect the wires on the sensor. Then, you can replace it with the new sensor. Many of the sensors are plug-and-play so that they can simply pick up where the old one left off. Others may have to be programmed so that the vehicle’s computer recognizes them.

OEM is the abbreviation for Original Equipment Manufacturer. This designation means that the part is made by the same manufacturer that makes the parts for Chrysler, such as whats put in at the factory. You can be sure that OEM parts are compatible with your PT Cruiser. The alternate option is aftermarket, which encompasses all other brands, many of which are highly reputable.

When you need to replace a sensor, there are a few things to review so you can get what you need.

• Car specs: Identify the model year and trim level so you can find the parts that are compatible.
• Type of sensor: Run a diagnosis to ensure you know which part needs to be replaced.
• OEM or aftermarket: Consider if you want genuine Chrysler parts or would prefer another brand that makes compatible parts.