707000995 Air Temperature Pressure Sensor for Can-Am Commander XTP 1000 2014-202
707000995 Air Temperature Pressure Sensor for Can-Am Commander XTP 1000 2014-202
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Air Temperature/Pressure Sensor for Can-Am Commander XTP 1000
This air temperature and pressure sensor, OEM cross-reference 707000995, measures intake air temperature and manifold pressure so the engine control module can adjust fuel delivery on Can-Am Commander XTP 1000 side-by-sides from 2014 through 2023.
Overview
The air temperature and pressure sensor for Can-Am Commander XTP 1000 reads both incoming air temperature and manifold absolute pressure, giving the ECU the data it needs to meter fuel correctly. This replacement air temperature and pressure sensor matches OEM reference 707000995 and is built for riders maintaining or restoring their machine. It suits owners who want a dependable sensor for Can-Am Commander XTP 1000 without paying dealer prices.
Built For Performance
- Combines intake air temperature and manifold pressure sensing in one unit
- Direct cross-reference to OEM part number 707000995
- Plug-in electrical connector matches the factory harness
- Sealed housing resists moisture, dust, and engine bay heat
- Stable signal output across the full operating temperature range
- Simple bolt-in replacement with no tuning required
Fits These Machines
- for Can-Am Commander XTP 1000 (2014-2023)
On-The-Job Use
- Restoring proper fuel mixture after a failed factory sensor
- Routine maintenance on high-hour Commander XTP 1000 machines
- Trail riding where elevation and air density shift constantly
- Workshop diagnostics when chasing rough idle or rich running
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 707000995 |
| Sensor Type | Air temperature and pressure |
| Fitment | for Can-Am Commander XTP 1000, 2014-2023 |
Good To Know
Q: Will this sensor need calibration after installation? A: No calibration is needed. It plugs into the factory connector and the ECU reads it immediately like the original unit.
Q: How do I know my sensor has failed? A: Common signs include rough idle, poor fuel economy, hesitation, or a check engine light. A scan tool confirming a sensor code points to replacement.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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