Standard Ignition PC628 Camshaft Sensor
A Standard Ignition PC628 camshaft sensor monitors engine timing for precise fuel injection and ignition control
- Product colorTransparent
- Reliable engine timing from a Standard Ignition camshaft sensor
- Direct manufacturer shipping ensures authentic part quality
- Free shipping available on orders over 75
- Transparent housing allows quick visual inspection of sensor
- Precision PC628 design fits specified engine applications
Standard Ignition PC628 Camshaft Sensor
The Standard Ignition PC628 camshaft sensor provides a direct replacement for worn or failed original equipment. It suits professional technicians and DIY owners who need accurate engine timing signals for reliable drivability. The transparent housing allows quick visual inspection during installation.
Thermal performance and electrical draw
The sensor operates within normal engine bay temperatures without additional cooling requirements. Its solid-state design generates no audible noise during engine operation. Current draw remains minimal and matches factory specifications for the vehicle electrical system.
Included components and fitment notes
The package contains the camshaft sensor only; no pigtail connector, mounting hardware or sealant is supplied. Buyers who need a complete harness repair kit or additional sealing components must source those separately. Orders of $75 or more qualify for free manufacturer-direct shipping.
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- Price $19.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | STANDARD IGNITION |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I install the PC628 camshaft sensor and what step do people often miss?
Locate the sensor on the cylinder head, unplug the electrical connector, remove the mounting bolt, then fit the new sensor and torque the bolt to the manufacturer specification before reconnecting the plug.
What maintenance or replacement will the PC628 camshaft sensor need later?
The sensor itself is a sealed unit with no serviceable parts; it only requires replacement if the engine develops a camshaft-position fault code or the connector shows corrosion.
What limit shows up first on the PC628 camshaft sensor under sustained high-temperature operation?
Prolonged exposure to engine heat can degrade the internal Hall-effect element or the potting material, eventually causing an erratic signal that triggers a check-engine light.
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