Cummins Egr Differential Pressure / Delta P Sensor on 2040-parts.com
Angola, New York, US
Cummins EGR Differential Engine Pressure Sensor # 4921728 , also known as delta p sensor ( part # 4921728 ) when this sensor starts to get clogged with carbon you'll have a hugh power lose in the engine.
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