Standard Ignition Battery Current Sensor P/N:BSC96

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$138.99
MPN: BSC96
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Standard Ignition Battery Current Sensor P/N:BSC96
Standard Ignition Battery Current Sensor P/N:BSC96
$138.99

Give your Infiniti's smart charging system an accurate read on the battery with the Standard Ignition Battery Current Sensor / Intelligent Battery Sensor (IBS), BSC96. It drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 2014-2017 Infiniti Q50 (V6-3.5L), providing the battery-monitoring signal the vehicle relies on to manage charging.

The Intelligent Battery Sensor is a compact module integrated into the negative battery connection. It continuously measures the current flowing to and from the battery, along with battery voltage and temperature, then communicates that information to the vehicle so the charging and energy-management strategy can respond accordingly.

  • Battery monitoring: measures battery current, voltage, and temperature at the negative battery connection.
  • Reports battery state: communicates the battery's state of charge and condition to the vehicle's charging / energy-management system.
  • Direct-fit replacement: designed to install in place of the original sensor on the listed application.

Signs the original sensor may need replacing include a charging-system or battery warning light and stored trouble codes referencing the battery current sensor. If a failed IBS is the cause, this replaces it—diagnose the fault first, since charging concerns can have other causes.

Manufacturer part number BSC96.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does the BSC96 fit?

It's a direct-fit replacement for the 2014-2017 Infiniti Q50 with the V6-3.5L engine. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm it matches your vehicle.

What does an Intelligent Battery Sensor (IBS) do?

It measures battery current, voltage, and temperature at the negative battery connection and reports the battery's state of charge and condition to the vehicle's charging / energy-management system.

What are signs this sensor may need replacing?

A charging-system or battery warning light and stored trouble codes referencing the battery current sensor are common signs. Diagnose the cause first, as charging issues can have other sources.

Will replacing this sensor fix my charging problem?

If a failed IBS is the cause, this replaces it. Other components can produce similar symptoms, so confirm the diagnosis before replacing the sensor.

How many sensors do I need?

The listed application uses one, and this listing is for a single sensor.