HITACHI CPS0236 Camshaft Position Sensor

Name: Hitachi CPS0236 Camshaft Position Sensor
SKU: cps0236
Price: 148.99 USD
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HITACHI CPS0236 Part Description

Manufacturer

HITACHI

Product Description

Cam Pos Sensor

Camshaft Position Sensor

HITACHI CPS0236 Specifications

Product Attributes

Manufacturer	Astemo
California Proposition 65 Required	Y

Additional Information

Harmonized Tariff Code (Schedule B)	8543704500
Original Equipment Manufacturer	Astemo
OEM's Part Number	23731JA11A
Harmonized Tariff Code (HTS)	8543704500
Original Supplier	INFINITI
Country of Origin (Primary)	CN
UPC	00840151042951

HITACHI CPS0236 Cross References

Brand	Part Number
DENSO	196-4001
N/A	23731-JA11B, 23731-JA11A

HITACHI CPS0236 Fits Vehicles

INFINITI Q60 (2017-2021)
Nissan Rogue Select (2014-2015)
INFINITI Q70 (2014-2018)
INFINITI QX60 (2014-2019)
INFINITI Q50 (2014-2021)
Nissan Pathfinder (2013-2020)
INFINITI JX35 (2013)
INFINITI M35h (2012-2013)
Nissan Quest (2011-2017)
INFINITI G25 (2011-2012)
INFINITI M35 (2009-2010)
Nissan Maxima (2009-2014, 2016-2021)
INFINITI FX35 (2009-2012)
Nissan GT-R (2009-2021)
Nissan Murano (2009-2021)
INFINITI EX35 (2008-2012)
Nissan Rogue (2008-2019)
Nissan 350Z (2007-2009)
INFINITI G35 (2007-2008)
Nissan Sentra (2007-2012)
Nissan Altima (2007-2018)

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HITACHI CPS0236 Manufacturer Information

Headquartered in Tokyo, Hitachi Ltd is a highly diversified Japanese manufacturing corporation with over 1,000 subsidiaries. The company's rich history started in 1910, when its founder Odaira Namihel, put up an electrical repair shop at a copper mine northeast of Tokyo. In 1930, Hitachi ventured into domestic production of automotive electric parts. A few years after, Hitachi Automotive Systems released Japan's first impeller-type lever arm shock absorbers, followed by the country's first brake cylinders. Hitachi's automotive division changed its name in early 2021 to Hitachi Astemo (coined from the first letters of the words "Advanced Sustainable Technologies for Mobility"). Under Hitachi Astemo are various product brands—Nissin, Showa, Tokico, Huco, and Keihin— that focus on producing industry-leading products and solutions for automobiles and motorcycles.