*OEM Quality* Suction Control Valve for Mazda 3 BK mazda 6 GG GY 2.0L 2006-09

BRAND NEW OEM Quality FUEL RAIL SUCTION CONTROL VALVE TO SUIT Mazda 3 BK mazda 6 GG GY 2.0L 2006-09

SUITS:

Short Body Valve. Check Denso #294200-036#, 294200-016#, 294009-026#

[07/06 - 04/09] MAZDA 3 BK12 MZR-CD 2.0L 4cyl RF8G/ RF7J Euro 4 105kW
[07/06 - 04/09] MAZDA 3 BK14 MZR-CD 2.0L 4cyl RF8G/ RF7J Euro 4 105kW
[10/06 - 02/08] MAZDA 6 GG14 DI 2.0L 4cyl RF7J Euro 4 105kW
[10/06 - 02/08] MAZDA 6 GY19 DI 2.0L 4cyl RF7J Euro 4 105kW

OEM#

1514885, 9665523380, 1460A031, 1920.QK, 6C1Q-9358-AA, 6C1Q-9358-AB, 8-98043735-0, A6860-EC09A, LR009837, RFY0-13-V21, RFY013V21A

DENSO: DCRS300260
DT Spare Parts: 12.24228
NTY: ESCV-NS-000
VEMO: V22-11-0010

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

1 X OEM Quality FUEL RAIL SUCTION CONTROL VALVE. (2-PIN PLUG)

usually on the back of the fuel injection pump - Check Illustration for correct connector plug

The Suction Control Valve (SCV) is vital in regulating fuel flow and pressure delivered to the injectors, ensuring optimal combustion. Our SCVs enhance engine performance, improve fuel efficiency, and reduce harmful emissions by maintaining the correct fuel pressure.

Identification
SKU	VSC100-Mazda
Brand	Aftermarket OEM Replacement
Part Numbers
Part Number	1514885
Reference OEM Number	RFY013V21
Other OEM Numbers	RFY0-13-V21, RFY013V21A
Related Part Numbers	VSC100GEN
Trade Part Numbers	NTY: ESCV-NS-000, VEMO: V22-11-0010
Product Specifics
Product Type	SUCTION CONTROL VALVE
Fitting Position	back of the fuel injection pump
Number of pins	2 -pin connector
Injection System	Common Rail
Valve Type	Solenoid Valve, Control Valve
Shipping & Dimensions
Shipping Weight	0.5000 kg
Shipping Width	0.230 m
Shipping Height	0.050 m
Shipping Length	0.160 m
Other Details
Note	CHECK IMAGES. CONFIRM WITH OEM NUMBER.

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What are the symptoms of a failing fuel pressure sensor?

Symptoms include hard starting, stalling, poor fuel economy, hesitation under load, and fault codes P0190-P0194. Some vehicles will enter limp mode if fuel rail pressure cannot be confirmed by the ECU.

What is the difference between a fuel pressure sensor and a fuel pressure regulator?

A fuel pressure sensor monitors and reports fuel rail pressure to the ECU. A fuel pressure regulator controls and maintains fuel pressure at the correct level. They work together - a faulty sensor gives incorrect readings while a faulty regulator causes actual pressure problems.

What causes fuel injectors to fail?

Common causes include contaminated fuel, carbon buildup on the injector tip, worn internal seals, and general wear over high mileage. Symptoms of a failing injector include rough idle, misfires on one cylinder, fuel smell, and poor fuel economy.