Vemo Boost Pressure Sensor - V20-72-0058

Ensure optimal engine performance with the Vemo Boost Pressure Sensor, part number V20-72-0058. Th...

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The Vemo Boost Pressure Sensor (V20-72-0058) is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts looking to restore precise engine management and efficiency in vehicles from brands like BMW, Opel, Land Rover, and MG. As a high-quality replacement part that meets or exceeds original equipment (OE) specifications, it ensures your engine receives accurate pressure data for optimal combustion performance. A key caveat to keep in mind is that compatibility relies heavily on matching the specific OE numbers, so verifying your existing sensor part number is essential before installation.

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Model Part NumberV20-72-0058
BrandVemo

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FAQs

How do I know if this sensor is compatible with my car?

Compare the OE part number on your existing sensor with the list provided (e.g., 13622246977 or MHK101060). If it matches, the part is compatible.

What does the Vemo Q+ seal mean?

It is a quality label indicating that the product has undergone extensive testing to meet high durability and performance standards.

Do I need to calibrate the sensor after installation?

Usually, the ECU will automatically detect the new sensor, but it is recommended to clear the stored fault codes for optimal operation.

Why is the antistatic packaging important?

The sensor contains a sensitive internal chip that can be permanently damaged by static electricity during handling.

Can I install this myself?

Yes, if you have basic mechanical tools and access to the intake manifold, though professional installation is recommended if you are uncomfortable working with engine components.

Troubleshooting

Check Engine Light (CEL) remains on after installation

Use an OBD-II scanner to clear existing diagnostic trouble codes after replacing the sensor.

Erratic idle or poor acceleration

Check that the electrical connector is fully seated and that the wiring harness is free from corrosion.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Meets or exceeds original equipment specifications
  • Protective antistatic packaging prevents internal chip damage
  • Supports accurate engine management and fuel efficiency
  • Verified compatibility across multiple major brands

Cons

  • Requires verification of OE part numbers for correct fit
  • Installation may require specialized tools depending on vehicle layout
  • Does not include mounting hardware (screws/gaskets)

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before installation, ensure the engine is cool to prevent burns. Always verify that your current sensor's OE number matches one of the following: 13622246977, 2246977, 093171579, 93171579, MHK101060L, MHK101060, or 05850801.

Installation steps:

  1. Locate the boost pressure sensor on the intake manifold or charge pipe.
  2. Carefully disconnect the electrical harness connector.
  3. Unscrew the mounting bolts and remove the old sensor.
  4. Clean the mounting surface to ensure a tight seal for the new sensor.
  5. Install the Vemo sensor and reconnect the harness until it clicks.

Keep the sensor in its antistatic packaging until the final moment of installation to prevent static damage to the internal chip.

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