Bosch Engine Crankshaft Position Sensor P/N:0261210107
Bosch 0261210204 crankshaft position sensor for the 1997-1999 Porsche Boxster H6 2.5L, the 2000-2002 Boxster H6 2.7L or 3.2L and other vehicles tracks crankshaft position and rotational speed for the engine control unit. That data feeds ignition timing and fuel injection, and the sensor is manufactured to OE specifications.
A failing crankshaft position sensor can show up as hard starting, stalling or misfires, but other faults can produce the same signs. Before you replace the sensor, rule out damaged wiring, a loose connector and problems in the ignition or fuel system. This listing is one sensor.
This sensor fits the 1997-1999 Porsche Boxster H6 2.5L, the 2000-2002 Boxster H6 2.7L or 3.2L, the 1999-2001 Porsche 911 H6 3.4L and the 2001-2002 911 H6 3.6L. The 1997-1999 Porsche Boxster H6 2.5L takes two sensors, and the other engines listed take one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One crankshaft position sensor. Mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new bolts or fasteners where the car needs them.
Interchange: 98660611202
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Is this Boxster crankshaft position sensor right for the 2000-2002 Porsche Boxster H6 3.2L?
Yes. Bosch 0261210204 fits the 2000-2002 Porsche Boxster H6 3.2L. It also fits the 1997-1999 Boxster H6 2.5L and the 2000-2002 Boxster H6 2.7L.
Does Bosch 0261210204 fit the 1999-2001 Porsche 911 H6 3.4L?
Yes. Bosch 0261210204 fits the 1999-2001 Porsche 911 H6 3.4L and the 2001-2002 911 H6 3.6L, and each of those engines takes one sensor.
Do I need to buy bolts separately for this Bosch crankshaft position sensor?
Yes. This listing is one sensor and mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new bolts or fasteners rather than reusing old ones.
Is this Bosch crank sensor made to OE specifications?
Yes. Bosch 0261210204 is manufactured to OE specifications, with a design intended for temperature shock stability and reduced drift over its lifetime.
What are signs the Bosch 0261210204 crankshaft position sensor is going bad?
Hard starting, stalling, misfires or a check engine light can be signs of a faulty sensor, though other faults cause them too. A shop can test the sensor and its wiring.
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