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Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensors: The EGT Entries
The dedicated EGT listing: one entry
The source catalogue's dedicated exhaust gas temperature listing holds a single entry: the DAF sensor referenced 1810691, carried under article number OE211924. Its record holds its title, its brand, its article number, its application as listed and the family's packaging options. It does not print a specification block beyond those fields, and this article reports it at exactly that depth: one entry, identified by its number, confirmed by sending the number.
Two temperature-titled entries under the rail heading
Two further entries are titled as exhaust gas temperature sensors in their own listings, although the source catalogue files them under its rail pressure category heading: the MAN entry referenced 81274210264 (article OE211266) and the Scania entry referenced 2265872 (article OE212125). This site follows each product's own title, so both are handled here as the temperature products their listings say they are. The MAN reference also appears in the temperature root family's listing. The rail category's count of 76 includes these temperature-titled products; they are not counted or offered as rail pressure sensors on this site.
What the entries record, and what they do not
The three EGT entries record title, brand, article number and application as listed. They do not record an exhaust position, a probe length or a cable length for each entry, and no position list is generalised across the family here. The position wording for an order comes from your side of the inquiry: state the position as your fault text names it, alongside the OE number and the truck model, and both are confirmed in the reply against the entry for that number.
What to send with an EGT inquiry
Send the OE number, the truck model, and the position wording from your fault text where it names one. If you recorded live readings position by position, include the record: which position each reading came from. Numbers outside the three entries walked here are checked against the temperature families in full. The four packaging options — OEMEMBER branded, UAP branded, blue neutral and white neutral boxes — are offered across the family. The company states that more than 100 catalogued items can be dispatched within 3 days and more than 2,700 within 15 days, and warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation before payment.
1810691 in full
The DAF entry's record is short enough to give entire: reference 1810691, article number OE211924, product brand OE Member, application DAF as listed, its title as an exhaust gas temperature sensor, and the family's four packaging options. No range, thread or dimension rows are printed for it in the record this article draws on. It is deep-checked in the sense that its record has been read in full — and its full record is those fields. An inquiry for this number is answered from them, and anything further an order turns on is confirmed at inquiry against the old part.
81274210264 and 2265872 in full
The MAN entry 81274210264, article OE211266, is pictured on the EGT pages of this site as a flanged probe; its catalogue record carries its title, brand and application as listed, and it appears both under the source's rail heading and in the temperature root family's listing. The Scania entry 2265872, article OE212125, is recorded at the same depth: title, brand, article number and application as listed. Neither record prints a position, a probe length or a cable length, and the two entries are not merged by their shared filing: each number is confirmed against its own record.
The temperature root listing
The temperature root family's listing runs to 30 entries for Volvo, Scania, DAF, Cummins, Mercedes-Benz, MAN and Renault applications. The EGT-titled entries are filed within the wider temperature range on this site because the source's own headings scatter them: one in a dedicated listing, two under a neighbouring category. A buyer searching the root listing for an exhaust gas temperature number will find the MAN reference there; a buyer searching by title will find all three on the EGT pages. Both routes end at the same three entries.
A worked inquiry
A complete EGT inquiry names the truck model, gives the OE number from the old probe, and adds the position wording exactly as the fault text gives it. Where readings were recorded, the record is attached as taken, position by position. The reply confirms the entry for that number — its title, brand and application as listed — and states plainly where the entry does not record a field the order turns on. A stockist's list is answered the same way, line by line, each number against its own entry across the temperature families.
The neighbouring temperature family
The EGT entries sit next to the temperature root family of 30 entries, whose deep-checked examples include the Mercedes-Benz entry 41530428 (article OE211682), recording a temperature range to Tmax 130°C and a thread of M14 x 1.5, and the Volvo entry 3985651 (article OE211455). A number sent without a family is located across both families and the wider catalogue, and the reply names the entry it lands on. What a given vehicle does with a temperature reading is set by its maker's service information for that model; the catalogue side confirms entries.
Why the count is three, not seventy-six
Coverage lists built from the source catalogue's category headings alone will misfile this family. The rail pressure heading counts 76 entries, and that count includes the temperature-titled products the source files under it. Counted by their own titles, the exhaust gas temperature entries walked in this article are three: 1810691 from the dedicated EGT listing, and 81274210264 and 2265872 from under the rail heading. Any EGT number beyond those three is checked against the temperature families in full when it is sent, and the reply states which entry it lands on and what that entry records.
Key takeaways
The dedicated EGT listing holds one entry: DAF 1810691 (Art. OE211924). Two further entries titled as exhaust gas temperature sensors — MAN 81274210264 (Art. OE211266) and Scania 2265872 (Art. OE212125) — are filed by the source under its rail heading and are handled here by their own titles. The entries record title, brand, article number and application; they do not record a position, probe length or cable length. Send the OE number, the truck model and the position wording from your fault text.
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