Automotive Temperature Sensors by Truck OE Number
The 30-entry temperature sensor family is listed here by OE number for specific truck applications, including Mercedes-Benz 41530428 (Art. OE211682), Volvo 3985651 (Art. OE211455), and further Volvo, Scania, DAF, Cummins, MAN and Renault references visible in the family listing — among them Volvo 1080807, 1578133, 20374281 and 20513340, Scania 1377930, 1397851 and 1757904, DAF 1252439 and 387460, Cummins 3408631, and MAN 51274210151 and 81274210099. Where the category page explains the family, this list view serves the buyer who already has a number in hand and wants the direct route to a confirmed match.
One practical warning from the catalogue itself: the root temperature listing also contains a drum brake lining kit entry filed under the temperature heading in the source catalogue — a filing error in the source data, not a temperature product. It is excluded from this page's sensor count logic and is not offered as a sensor. Everything else here is a temperature sensor entry whose application is listed by vehicle brand, model, engine, gearbox, axle and cabin. When ordering, quote the OE number and the circuit the sensor serves (coolant, oil, air or exhaust) if known; state the circuit name as your fault text gives it, if known.
Order by OE number, not by guesswork
Temperature sensors on this page are confirmed the same way as the rest of the truck range: the OE number from the old sensor — OE211682 and OE211455 are the catalogued examples on this page — plus the vehicle model and engine. The match is confirmed against the entry's application listing before a price is quoted; a sensor that threads into the same housing is not thereby the same part, so the entry, not the housing, is what the confirmation stands on. The inquiry is short: number, vehicle, engine, and the fault reading if you have it. Unlisted numbers are checked against the wider temperature family rather than answered with a near match.
Fitment confirmation checklist
The inquiry should carry four things: the vehicle make and model, the engine type, the OE number from the old part, and any unusual connector or mounting detail. The engine matters more than it looks — one truck model can leave the factory with several engine options and several automotive temperature sensor specifications. Confirmation rests on each entry's listed applications; if your exact model is not among them, the reply says so instead of stretching the fitment. Distributors working through a stock list can send the numbers as a spreadsheet and get a matched or not-matched answer line by line.
Packaging, stock and dispatch
Temperature sensors are confirmed against a specific vehicle application, and the box follows the buyer's shelf rather than the part: OEMEMBER branded, UAP branded, blue neutral or white neutral. Dispatch availability is the catalogue's standard statement — more than 100 catalogued items within 3 days, more than 2,700 within 15 days. Warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation before payment. Certificates are available upon request. Keep the confirmed OE number from your first order with the vehicle it was confirmed for in your records and quote that pairing back on any repeat order.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the same engine use several temperature sensors?
The family's entries are separate references with their own application listings. A sensor is confirmed against the entry for its OE number and its vehicle application, so the circuit name from your fault text is stated with the OE number in the inquiry.
What should I send if a temperature reading changed after a sensor swap?
Send the OE numbers of both sensors if both are known — the one fitted and the one removed — with the vehicle, the engine and the circuit the sensor serves. The two numbers are checked against their entries, and the confirmation states which entry covers your application. What a changed reading means on the vehicle is judged against the maker's service information for that model.
Can you identify a sensor from a photo of the connector?
A photo narrows it down, but the OE number decides. Send the number, the vehicle and the circuit it serves.
Got the number? Send it with the circuit name for a catalogue match.
Send the OE number, vehicle model and engine — fitment is confirmed against the catalogue entry before any quotation. Samples and mixed-OE orders are welcome.