Air Charge Temperature Sensor

The Hella Air Charge Temperature Sensor (part number 009109181) is a high-quality replacement part designed specifically for Audi and Volkswagen models. This sensor has been crafted to the highest standards of quality and durability, ensuring that it will provide reliable and accurate readings for years to come.

One of the key benefits of the Hella Air Charge Temperature Sensor is its precision. This sensor is designed to accurately measure the temperature of the air charge that enters the engine, allowing your vehicle’s engine management system to make precise adjustments to optimize performance and efficiency. With this sensor installed, your engine will operate more smoothly and efficiently, delivering better fuel economy and improved power.

The Hella Air Charge Temperature Sensor is also incredibly easy to install. This sensor is designed to fit perfectly into your vehicle’s existing air intake system, so you can install it quickly and easily with minimal hassle. And because it is engineered to the same specifications as the original equipment, you can be sure that it will work seamlessly with your vehicle’s existing systems.

Whether you are a professional mechanic or a DIYer, the Hella Air Charge Temperature Sensor is an essential component to keep your Audi or Volkswagen running smoothly. With its precision engineering, easy installation, and reliable performance, this sensor is a must-have for anyone who wants to get the most out of their vehicle’s engine. So why wait? Order your Hella Air Charge Temperature Sensor today and experience the benefits for yourself!

Hella is a German automotive part supplier founded in 1899, only 13 years after the first automobile was invented. 

At the time of its inception, the company’s main focus was to produce candles, kerosene lamps, and ball horns for carriages.

In 1908, the company started making battery-powered lamps for automobiles.

At the time known as Westfälische Metall-Industrie Aktien-Gesellschaft (WMI), the corporation became an exclusive supplier to the Ford Motor Company in 1936. 

The company operated under the name WMI for decades before being renamed Hella KGaA Hueck & Co. in 1986.

Today, it is regarded as one of the largest suppliers of the global automotive industry.The headquarters of the Hella corporation is located in Lippstadt, Germany.

There are currently 40,000 people in 125 locations spread across 35 countries that work for this company. 

Dedicated to staying ahead of the competition and continuously bring innovation to the automotive industry, Hella employs over 5,800 people in its research and development division.

Apart from the development of innovative technologies, Hella has made numerous strategic partnerships with other companies. Two of their most notable ones include HPBO and BHTC.

The technological expertise gained from being in the business for more than 120 years has enabled Hella to develop more than 35,000 products. 

Products Hella is best known for include bulbs, horns, light bars, headlights, wiper blades, and signal lighting.

In recent years, Hella began to expand in emerging markets, including Brazil, Mexico, and China.