Global Parts 1814697 Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) Sensor - Middle of Particulate Filter

Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Overview

Global Parts 1814697 is an exhaust gas temperature (EGT) sensor built for direct replacement service in emission control systems. It sends accurate temperature data to the ECM so the engine can manage fuel delivery, exhaust strategy, timing, and cooling functions correctly.

With an oval female connector, blade terminals, and a 2-wire design, this sensor is built to match OE-style electrical and connector requirements for service work on vehicles such as Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado applications where precise exhaust temperature feedback matters.

Key Features

• Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) sensor for emission control systems
• Direct replacement design that meets OE specifications
• 2-wire configuration with oval connector shape
• Female connector with male blade terminals
• Built to deliver accurate information to the ECM
• Global Parts 1814697 cross-references Standard Ignition S2403 for the same application

Detailed Description

Global Parts 1814697 is an engine management sensor designed to provide the ECM with reliable exhaust temperature input. That signal can influence fuel control, exhaust aftertreatment behavior, ignition timing, and cooling decisions, making correct sensor operation important for drivability and emissions performance. The connector layout, terminal style, and 2-wire construction help support OE-style replacement on vehicles that use this sensor configuration, including Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado platforms.

As a direct replacement part, this EGT sensor is intended for service technicians and vehicle owners replacing a failed exhaust gas temperature sensor with a unit that matches factory specifications. The part number 1814697 is also referenced in interchange listings under 2596660C1, 4902912, 9047114, ES113288, S4-20219, S4-20231, and S24203.

What It Helps Address

• Check engine lights related to exhaust temperature sensor faults
• Incorrect ECM temperature readings from the exhaust stream
• Fuel, timing, or cooling control issues tied to bad sensor input
• Emission system performance problems caused by inaccurate exhaust data
• Hard starting or drivability concerns when sensor feedback is unstable

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector shape, terminal count, and wire count before installation to confirm the replacement matches the original sensor. Inspect the harness and connector for heat damage, corrosion, or loose terminals, since exhaust-area wiring is exposed to high temperatures. For best results, compare the old sensor location and electrical connection to the replacement part before final installation.

Quality Assurance

Global Parts engine management sensors are built to meet OE specifications and are intended to provide accurate ECM input for emission control service. This helps support consistent replacement quality for EGT sensor repairs.