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Banks Power TMAP Sensor Relocation Kit for 2007.5-2018 Ram 2500/3500 6.7L Cummins
SKU:
64413
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Keep your Cummins's TMAP sensor clean with the Banks Power MAP Sensor Relocation Kit. Soot and oily residue in the intake's exhaust-laden air build up on the factory sensor, which can cause inaccurate readings that hurt fuel economy and power. This compact billet aluminum spacer moves the sensor out of that dirty flow, cutting buildup and stretching the time between sensor cleaning or replacement. Installs in minutes.
Keeps Your MAP Sensor Clean
Your Cummins's EGR and crankcase ventilation (PCV) systems send exhaust gas and oil vapor back into the intake, and that dirty air flows right past the factory TMAP sensor.
Less Cleaning, More Power
Over time, soot and a sticky oil film coat the sensor's element and skew its readings. When the engine computer works from bad pressure data, power and fuel economy suffer.
The Banks spacer lifts the sensor up and out of that flow, so much less of the soot and oil reaches it.
Easy Installation
Installation takes a minute or two: pull the sensor, bolt on the spacer and reinstall the sensor on top. The black anodized billet spacer carries a machined Banks logo, and your sensor goes much longer between cleanings or replacement.
Key Features:
- Relocates TMAP sensor
- Keeps your Cummins engine running efficiently
- Reduces soot and oil buildup
- Extends sensor service interval
- Billet aluminum construction
- Black anodized finish
- Machined Banks logo
- Includes stainless hardware
Fitment:
- 2007.5-2018 Dodge/Ram 2500/3500 6.7L Cummins Diesel
Banks Part Number: 64413
Banks does not currently allow this part to ship to California (pending emissions testing).
Product Specs
SKU:
64413
Brand:
Banks Power
country of origin:
USA
height:
3"
length:
8"
width:
5"
upc:
801279644137
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