PAI INDUSTRIES FUEL OR OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR Part No: 050672

$14.81

The PAI 050672 Fuel or Oil Temperature Sensor is designed to deliver reliable temperature readings in both fuel and oil environments. Engineered to meet OEM specifications, it offers robust performance and compatibility across multiple heavy-duty diesel applications. Backed by PAI Industries’ quality assurance, Wofford Truck Parts stocks this part for fast delivery and dependable service.

Specifications

The PAI 50672 Fuel or Oil Temperature Sensor (sold by Wofford Truck Parts) is a high-quality, precision sensor engineered for heavy-duty truck engines to monitor fuel or oil temperature accurately. Built to meet or exceed original equipment standards, this sensor helps the engine control module (ECM) adjust fuel delivery and combustion parameters, improving efficiency and reducing risk of overheating. Its durable construction resists vibration, heat, and corrosion in demanding environments. The sensor features a standard thread size, a two-pin connector, and fits directly into existing sensor ports for plug-and-play installation. PAI backs its manufacture with quality testing and warranty coverage. Use this sensor in replacement or maintenance to maintain accurate engine operation and protect components from abnormal thermal conditions.

Weight

0.08

Compatibility

Freightliner Cascadia — 2008–present

Freightliner Century / Century Class / Columbia — 2000–2015

Freightliner Coronado / Argosy / Columbia (various) — 2003–2016

Kenworth T680 — 2012–present

Kenworth T600 / T800 / W900 / T2000 — ~1999–2015

Peterbilt 387 / 379 / 567 / 520 / 348 / 220 — ~1999–present

Volvo VNL / VNM / VN series — 2005–present

International (Navistar) ProStar / 9400 / 9900 / 9400i — 2000–2016

Sterling (USPS / Freightliner derived chassis) — mid-2000s

Dodge / Ram 2500 / 3500 (with 5.9L Cummins & some 6.7L applications) — late 1990s–2007

Capacity (yard/spotter models: TJ5000, SPOTTER, etc.) — specific model years listed by parts lookups (examples: 1996, 2004, 2006 shown in application pages)