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Removal and installation the fuel pressure sensor «G247»
(Skoda Octavia 5E)
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Octavia
5E
(2013-2019)
Petrol engines 1.4 l
Supply system
Removal and installation the fuel pressure sensor «G247»
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Disconnect connector "1". Unscrew the fuel pressure sensor "G247" "2" using the 27 mm end cap "T40218".
Installation
Installation in reverse order.
Note: Do not wet the threads of the fuel pressure sensor.
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