Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensors
Exhaust gas temperature (EGT) sensors are the temperature family's aftertreatment range. This page covers the EGT range, anchored by the catalogued DAF sensor 1810691 (Art. OE211924) from the dedicated EGT listing, together with the temperature-titled entries the source catalogue files under its rail category — 81274210264 for MAN (Art. OE211266) and 2265872 for Scania (Art. OE212125) — which are listed here as what their own product titles say they are: exhaust gas temperature sensors.
The catalogue entries for this range are specified by OE number, title, brand and application rather than by element or cable construction, so construction details for a given reference are confirmed at inquiry instead of being generalised across the range here. The inquiry asks for the position wording from your fault text as well as the OE number. The application view of this range is on the EGT sensors page.
Order by OE number, not by guesswork
Order by the OE number and the position wording from your fault text together. The deep-checked entries — DAF 1810691, MAN 81274210264 and Scania 2265872 — are recorded by title, brand and application, and the entries do not state an exhaust position, probe length or cable length for each one, so the inquiry names the OE number and the position from your fault text together, and both are confirmed in the reply. Each number is matched against its catalogue entry, which records title, brand and application; construction details beyond the entry are confirmed at inquiry rather than generalised across the range. If you recorded readings position by position, include the record: which position each reading came from.
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 exhaust gas 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
OEMEMBER or UAP branded boxes, or blue or white neutral boxes, are all offered for this family, and whichever is chosen, the position wording from your fault text belongs on the order paperwork. On availability, the catalogue states more than 100 items dispatchable within 3 days and more than 2,700 within 15 days. Warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation before payment, and certificates are available upon request with the inquiry. File the confirmed OE list from your first order with the positions each number serves and quote it back on any repeat order.
Frequently asked questions
Where are EGT sensors fitted?
The catalogued entries are ordered by OE number; state the position wording from your fault text with the number in the inquiry, and the confirmation covers the entry for that number.
What should I send for an EGT sensor inquiry?
Send the OE number and the position as your fault text names it, with the truck model. The entry behind the number records its title, brand and application, and the match is confirmed against that entry. What a given vehicle does with a temperature reading is set by its maker's service information.
Are the MAN and Scania entries on this page really EGT sensors?
Yes. Their own catalogue listings title them as exhaust gas temperature sensors, although the source catalogue files them under a different category heading. This site follows the product titles.
Send the EGT sensor number and the position wording from your fault text.
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.