R35 Denso Engine Camshaft Position Sensor

Features:

- Magnetic Resistant Element (MRE) and Magnetic Pick-Up (MPU) sensors
- Unique design with Two MREs on an Integrated Circuit (IC) chip
- Extremely accurate, even just after an engine is started

In an effort to reduce emissions, in the late ‘90s, manufacturers started adding sensors to engines to monitor various functions and emissions. DENSO was one of the first companies to produce these sensors, and still today, continues to bring new technology to the industry.

Denso MRE sensors have a pair of MREs on an Integrated Circuit (IC) chip – this unique design is extremely accurate, even just after an engine is started. The molded IC chip is installed inside a cylindrical magnet so it is positioned closer to the gears that rotate with the cam or crank shaft – this design is almost 10 times more sensitive than Hall element type sensors. Denso uses a Polyphenylene Sulfide resin coating over the molded IC chip and cylindrical magnet for greater strength and superior resistance to substances like fuel, engine oil and emission byproducts.

Denso factories are QS9000 and ISO9000 certified worldwide, just one of the many reasons why zero defects for parts produced in the millions is a reality for DENSO. A recipient of the prestigious Deming Award for quality in 1961, Denso spent over five decades perfecting technology and processes, a claim that few automotive manufacturers can make. Denso First Time Fit™ products — including A/C compressors, starters, alternators, oxygen sensors, ignition wire sets, fuel pumps, cabin air, oil and air filters, wiper blades and more — are products built and tested to OE-standard offered for the aftermarket by DENSO. Each of these products is precision-built for exact replacement so you don't have to worry about doing the same job twice.