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Specification |
Details |
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Reference number |
0281002682 |
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Product type |
Fuel rail pressure control solenoid valve |
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Injection system |
Common rail diesel injection |
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Installation position |
Fuel rail |
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Catalogue designation |
CR/DRV-P2/AK20S |
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Make |
Vehicle models |
Engine models |
Years |
|---|---|---|---|
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Dodge |
Sprinter |
2.7L OM647 |
2004–2006 |
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Freightliner |
Sprinter |
2.7L OM647 |
2004–2006 |
Applications are a selection of catalogued vehicle variants. Match the original part number and vehicle configuration before ordering.
Reference numbers associated with this product:
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Brand |
Reference numbers |
|---|---|
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Bosch |
0281002682; 0281002674 |
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Mercedes-Benz |
6480700046; A6480700046 |
This pressure control valve regulates fuel pressure in a diesel common rail injection system. The component is fitted to the fuel rail and forms part of the high-pressure fuel distribution circuit. It is catalogued as a pressure regulator and control valve, with a separate identity from the pressure sensor installed on the same rail assembly.
The rail-mounted regulator provides the pressure-control function within the injection system. Product identification follows the standalone component reference and the matching engine configuration. The specifications separate the valve from complete fuel rails, while the application table retains the body styles, engine variants and catalogued periods supplied by the inspected vehicle and component records.
This pressure control valve is a component of a diesel common-rail injection system. Under commands from the engine control unit, it regulates fuel pressure in the rail to support the pressure level required by the system.
Selected applications are listed below. Match the original part number and verify the vehicle by VIN because fitment varies by engine and fuel system.
This fuel pressure control valve regulates pressure in a diesel common rail injection system. The regulator is mounted on the rail pipe and forms part of the high-pressure fuel distribution circuit. The reference component is catalogued as a control valve, with a separate identity from the fuel rail assembly and pressure sensor.
The valve acts as the regulating component within the injection system's rail pressure control arrangement. Its application depends on the original component reference, engine variant and the construction-period restrictions recorded in the parts catalog. Product specifications describe the standalone regulator, while the application table preserves the engine and production-period distinctions needed to identify the correct installation.
