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707000995 Air Temperature Pressure Sensor for Can-Am Outlander XMR 850 2016-2023

707000995 Air Temperature Pressure Sensor for Can-Am Outlander XMR 850 2016-2023

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Air Temperature/Pressure Sensor for Can-Am Outlander XMR 850

This air temperature and pressure sensor, OEM cross-reference 707000995, monitors intake air conditions so the engine management system can meter fuel accurately on Can-Am Outlander XMR 850 models from 2016 through 2023.

Overview

This air temperature and pressure sensor is a direct-fit replacement for the factory unit on Can-Am Outlander XMR 850 machines. It reads incoming air temperature and manifold pressure and relays that data to the ECU for correct fuel delivery and timing. It suits riders doing their own maintenance who want a dependable sensor at a fair price.

Built For Performance

  • Combined temperature and pressure sensing in a single housing
  • OEM cross-reference 707000995 for straightforward replacement
  • Sealed connector body resists mud and water intrusion
  • Direct-fit mounting points match the original sensor footprint
  • Constructed for consistent readings across wide temperature swings

Fits These Machines

  • for Can-Am Outlander XMR 850 (2016-2023)

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a failed or contaminated intake sensor
  • Restoring correct fuel mixture after a sensor fault code
  • Routine maintenance on high-hour Outlander XMR 850 machines
  • Trail and mud riding where reliable engine management matters

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 707000995
Sensor Type Air temperature and pressure
Position Intake air circuit

Good To Know

Q: How do I know this sensor fits my machine? A: Confirm your model and year match the fitment listed above and that your existing sensor carries the same 707000995 reference. Checking your serial number against a parts diagram removes any doubt before ordering.

Q: What symptoms point to a bad air temperature and pressure sensor? A: Rough idle, poor fuel economy, hesitation, or a stored fault code are common signs. Replacing the sensor restores the data the ECU needs to run the engine correctly.

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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