This Bosch engine-management sensor is an exact-part-number service component for the verified 2009-2013 Skoda Octavia application listed below. Match Bosch manufacturer part number 026154401F000, every OE cross-reference, engine, production date, connector, and mounting detail before ordering.

Key Features

• Precise Measurement Captures fuel pressure up to 2000 bar and temperature from -40C to 150C.
• A: Fuel rail pressure to 2000 bar and temperature -40 to 150C.
• Direct Fit Design Matches OEM specifications with M12x1.5 thread and 4-pin connector.
• Durable Construction Stainless steel housing resists corrosion and high-pressure diesel environments.
• Fast Response Time Provides real-time data to ECU for optimized combustion and efficiency.
• A: Yes it directly replaces OEM sensors 03L906054D E F with matching connector.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new Bosch engine-management sensor identified by manufacturer part number 026154401F000. Seals, gaskets, wiring, connectors, hardware, tools, and companion service parts are included only when expressly stated for this exact part number.

About Bosch

Bosch develops ignition, fuel, sensor, electrical, and thermal-management components for original-equipment and service applications. Correct selection depends on exact application evidence and part-number matching.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will this Bosch part fit my 2009-2013 Skoda Octavia?
That application is listed, but confirm the exact Bosch and OE numbers, engine, production date, connector, mounting location, and every vehicle service note before ordering.

What should I diagnose before replacing this engine-management sensor?
Confirm the fault with appropriate testing and inspect related wiring, connectors, grounds, seals, hoses, fuses, relays, mechanical systems, and stored diagnostic codes. A code alone does not always identify a failed part.

Will installation require programming or adaptation?
Requirements vary by vehicle and component. Check the factory service procedure for coding, adaptation, calibration, bleeding, torque, sealing, and post-repair diagnostic steps before installation.

Installation Instructions

Follow the current Bosch instructions and factory service information for this exact part number. Disconnect power and relieve fuel or cooling-system pressure when required, protect connectors and sealing surfaces, use new seals when specified, observe torque and cleanliness procedures, complete any coding, adaptation, calibration, or bleeding steps, clear faults only after repair, and verify operation. Professional diagnosis and installation are recommended.