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💻 Bosch 0232101024 OEM Camshaft Sensor for Audi & Volkswagen Models (1997-2006) Review

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Description of 💻 Bosch 0232101024 OEM Camshaft Sensor for Audi & Volkswagen Models (1997-2006)

Product Overview

Discover the exceptional performance and reliability of the Bosch 0232101024 Original Equipment Camshaft Position Sensor designed for select 1997-2006 Audi Allroad vehicles. This premium sensor accurately determines engine position based on the camshaft's location, enabling precise fuel injection and ignition sequencing. Engineered with superior technology and robust design features, this sensor ensures optimal performance even in extreme hot and cold operating conditions. Replacing the OE number 058905161B, this sensor offers a long service life, superior fuel mileage, and minimal emissions.

Key Features

The Bosch Original Equipment Camshaft Position Sensor stands out with its exceptional characteristics:

  • Twist Insensitive Mounting (TIM) for easy installation
  • Reliable digital measurement for accurate engine positioning
  • Wide temperature range for durability in extreme conditions
  • Applications and Benefits

    1. Ideal for Automotive Enthusiasts:

    Whether you're a passionate car enthusiast or a professional mechanic, the Bosch Camshaft Position Sensor is an essential component for maintaining and enhancing your Audi Allroad's performance. Its precision operation and long service life ensure reliable engine positioning, resulting in superior overall performance and fuel efficiency.

    2. Professional Auto Workshops:

    Auto repair workshops can rely on the Bosch Original Equipment Camshaft Position Sensor for their Audi Allroad repairs and servicing needs. With its robust design and compatibility with select 1997-2006 Allroad models, this sensor provides a genuine OE replacement solution without the premium cost associated with brand name packaging.

    3. DIY Vehicle Maintenance:

    For Audi Allroad owners who prefer to handle their vehicle maintenance themselves, the Bosch Camshaft Position Sensor offers a hassle-free installation process and a reliable solution for accurate engine positioning. Enjoy the benefits of superior engineering and OEM quality without the need for specialized tools or expertise.

    Elevate your Audi Allroad's performance and fuel efficiency with the Bosch 0232101024 Original Equipment Camshaft Position Sensor. Count on its precision engineering, durability, and ease of installation to optimize your driving experience and keep your engine running at its best.

    [PREMIUM PERFORMANCE] - Bosch Original Equipment Camshaft Position Sensors accurately determine engine position based on the location of the camshaft - engine position is used for determining fuel injection and ignition sequence. [ACTUAL OE] - Bosch Original Equipment Camshaft Position Sensors aren't just a quality replacement component, they're the same sensor your vehicle was equipped with when manufactured - minus the expense of brand name packaging. [SUPERIOR ENGINEERING] - Robust design features twist insensitive mounting (TIM) for ease of installation, reliable digital measurement, and a wide temperature range that withstands extreme hot and cold operating conditions. [LONG LIFE] - Bosch Camshaft Position Sensors deliver the precision operation and long service life your vehicle needs for superior performance, lowest emissions, and optimum fuel mileage. Replaces OE number 058905161B. For select vehicles (verify specific fitment details with fit checker above): AUDI: 2001-05 Allroad Quattro, 1997-06 A4, 1997-05 A4 Quattro, 1998-01 A6, 1998-04 A6 Quattro, 1997-99 A8, 1997-06 A8 Quattro, 2003 RS6, 2000-02 S4, 2002-03 S6, 2001-03 S8. AUDI: 2000-06 TT, 2000-06 TT Quattro; VOLKSWAGEN: 1999-05 Beetle, 2000-06 Golf, 2000-05 Jetta, 1998-05 Passat, 2004-06 Phaeton, 2004-07 Touareg

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    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    I usually try to get original matching sensors, .

    I usually try to buy original sensors but keep a few generic ones just in case. They work just like the original sensors, but you have to connect the original connector. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SOLDER THE WIRES TOGETHER. The oxygen sensor wires are not made of copper. This is a special alloy that simply cannot be soldered. You must use the connector that came with the part or use heat shrink connectors. (assuming you have the correct crimping tool) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ex1Hki6-NHw This…

    Pros
    • 1 year trial
    Cons
    • Not sure

    Revainrating 1 out of 5

    not optimally suited for fuel injection

    Not suitable for fittings on my 2003 BMW E46 325i M54 Sedan April 2003 model year THESE O2 SENSORS FOR THE 325I MANUFACTURED BEFORE AND BEFORE DATE 3/2003. I think there is a year classification for the 325i in 2003. Others like mine were made after that date and use other O2 sensors and other miscellaneous engine parts I found out. For BMWs built after March 3rd you will need Bosch 15680 and 15681 downstreams (both will fit both downstreams). And for upstream you need Bosch 17215 and 17216…

    Pros
    • Stylish and modern design
    Cons
    • Intervals

    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    COMMON FORD PROBLEM

    If you're having trouble starting, poor acceleration, rough idle, black smoke from the exhaust, or just a dreaded P0193 code, it's most likely a fuel rail pressure sensor. dies and wants to be replaced with a new working sensor. If the computer cannot determine the fuel pressure at the injectors, be prepared for a lean mixture in your combustion. In my condition, the Ford F-150 was running very rich with an incorrect reading of 11psi on the fuel rail. (hydrocarbon quickly filled the air and my…

    Pros
    • Ease of Use
    Cons
    • Reliability

    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    Perfect replacement for factory part

    Bosch makes good parts so when I saw this unit I didn't hesitate to buy it. When I received my part today, it was installed in just a few minutes. I spent a little more time unplugging the power connector from the old part so as not to damage it. You need to place a small flathead screwdriver on top of the latch and push it down, then gently pry it off the connector. I also stuffed it with paper towels before removing it from the engine and I only opened it slightly until the pressure was…

    Pros
    • Very good price
    Cons
    • Not everything fits

    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    Worth its price in gold. Always have a spare car

    If you have a Mercedes S Class (2000-2006) then it's a must. You should always have a spare part in the car because these things sometimes break without notice or with very little warning. This little Crankshaft Position Sensor (CPS) will leave you calm and dry in a deserted parking lot after watching a movie and having dinner on your first date. You proudly walk to your hundred thousand dollar car, turn the key and all you hear is, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, noise. You know, the kind that makes you…

    Pros
    • New
    Cons
    • Not bad, but...

    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    Fixed 2004 Crossfire starting problem

    This gauge fixed my 2004 3.2L V6 Crossfire starting problem! I am 43 years old and this part was very easy to install myself. My problems started after I drove into town one day. When I tried to start the car to get home, it kept overturning but wouldn't start. I waited a few minutes and thankfully it started up again. When I got home I parked the car and tried to start it and again it kept turning but wouldn't start. The next morning when the engine was cold it started right away, but after…

    Pros
    • Nice packaging
    Cons
    • Volume

    Revainrating 1 out of 5

    Excellent fit for Toyota, best print

    Update: took 5 months - went back to Denso V6 has three sensors: two before the catalytic one and this one after). First, Toyota is very sensitive to its sensors, which is why many people choose the Denso brand used by Toyota. That said, Denso sensors are at least twice the price, but they turn off the check engine light and last over 100,000 miles, which probably means a one-time replacement for most vehicles. Так что, если вы не пойдете по пути Denso, лучше всего подойдет Bosch, и, честно…

    Pros
    • Nice to use
    Cons
    • Vulgarity

    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    OEM replacement for E46

    I bought a used car with no paperwork so I had no idea when they were replaced. My car hasn't given me any problems or codes, but as a preventative maintenance I decided to replace them. It was pretty easy, but it took a long time. The reason for this is that I used a crow's foot (22mm) instead of an O2 sensor socket. If you decide to buy an O2 sensor socket, make sure it is thick as the socket can bend if the O2 sensor is stuck very hard. The O2 sensor is located on the passenger side of the…

    Pros
    • Excellent design
    Cons
    • There are other interesting options.

    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    2 weeks and so far so good! The original part shows both BENZ and BOSCH.

    My 05 S430 didn't start the first time after a short stop. I ordered this part and installed it myself. 2 weeks and so far so good! The original part shows the BENZ and BOSCH part numbers, while this part shows only the BOSCH part number. Here are the rough removal steps after watching some good videos of yours. Pipe: 1. No need to remove the heat shield, just bend or push it down to give you more room to work with the E8 torx screw. I didn't do this when unscrewing the bolt, it was difficult…

    Pros
    • Elegant design
    Cons
    • Long delivery time

    Revainrating 1 out of 5

    Great fit for Toyota good for fuel injection

    Update: Lasted 5 months - back to Denso Bought for a 2000 Toyota Camry V6 as a BOTTOM FLOW sensor (after catalytic converter - furthest back sensor as the V6 has three sensors: two in front of the catalytic converter and one after). First, Toyota is very sensitive to its sensors, which is why many people choose the Denso brand used by Toyota. That said, Denso sensors are at least twice the price, but they turn off the check engine light and last over 100,000 miles, which probably means a…

    Pros
    • Few competitors
    Cons
    • Questionable purchase for older folks

    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    OEM replacement for E46

    The car was bought without papers so I had no idea when they were replaced. My car hasn't given me any problems or codes, but as a preventative maintenance I decided to replace them. It was pretty easy, but it took a long time. The reason for this is that I used a crow's foot (22mm) instead of an O2 sensor socket. If you decide to buy an O2 sensor socket, make sure it is thick as the socket can bend if the O2 sensor is stuck very hard. The O2 sensor is located on the passenger side of the car…

    Pros
    • Easy to use
    Cons
    • Hard to tell

    Revainrating 5 out of 5

    2 weeks and so far so good! The original part shows both BENZ and BOSCH.

    My 05 S430 didn't start the first time after a short stop. I ordered this part and installed it myself. 2 weeks and so far so good! The original part shows the BENZ and BOSCH part numbers, while this part shows only the BOSCH part number. Here are the rough removal steps after watching some good videos of yours. Pipe: 1. No need to remove the heat shield, just bend or push it down to give you more room to work with the E8 torx screw. I didn't do this when unscrewing the bolt, it was difficult…

    Pros
    • Great for a small house
    Cons
    • Useless functions