Standard Ignition Turbocharger Speed Sensor P/N:TBA2
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition TSS2 turbocharger speed sensor for the 2014-2020 Ram 2500 6-cylinder 6.7L and other vehicles reads how fast the turbocharger is spinning.
A warning light or a change in turbo boost response can be signs of a sensor problem, though other faults cause the same symptoms. With the engine off and cool, look over the sensor connector and wiring for cracks, corrosion or oil before you replace the sensor. A shop can test it with the engine running.
As a direct-fit OE replacement, this sensor also suits the 2014-2020 Ram 3500 6-cylinder 6.7L and the 2017-2018 Ram 4500 6-cylinder 6.7L. Each takes one sensor, and this listing is one sensor.
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Does the Standard Ignition TSS2 fit a 2017-2018 Ram 4500 6-cylinder 6.7L?
Yes. Standard Ignition TSS2 fits the 2017-2018 Ram 4500 6-cylinder 6.7L, and that vehicle takes one. If your vehicle is not named here, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What does the TSS2 turbocharger speed sensor measure?
This sensor is engineered to accurately detect turbocharger operating speed. The listing is one sensor with two terminals.
What can a failing turbo speed sensor cause?
A warning light or a change in turbo boost response can be signs, though other faults cause them too. A shop can test the sensor with the engine running.
Is the Standard Ignition TSS2 tested before it is sold?
Yes. Standard Ignition TSS2 undergoes extensive testing for reliability, and quality control runs through its manufacturing process.
Where is this turbo speed sensor made?
The country of origin for this turbocharger speed sensor is China.
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