Note: This is an aftermarket replacement part, not an OEM product. The brand names and models listed are for compatibility reference only.
Product Specifications
Part Name: Fuel Injection / Rail Pressure Sensor
Part Number: 16638-5CA0A
Interchange Part Number: 16638-5CA0B, 166385CA0A, 166385CA0B
Condition: Brand New Aftermarket
Connector Gender: Female (3-Pin)
Placement on Vehicle: Fuel Rail / Engine Bay
Package: 1x Fuel Injection Pressure Sensor
Vehicle Fitment
▶For Nissan Altima (2019 - 2024): Engine: 2.0L L4 (KR20DDET Turbo)Fitment Notes: Fits Platinum / SR Trims with Turbocharged Engine ONLY.▶For Nissan Frontier (2020 - 2025): Engine: 3.8L V6 GasFitment Notes: Fits models featuring 3.8L V6 (VQ28DD) direct-injection engine from year 2020 onwards.
▶For Nissan Kicks (2025): Engine: 2.0L L4 Gas Fitment Notes: Fits specific updated 2.0L trims only.
▶For Nissan Murano (2025): Engine: 2.0L L4 Gas Fitment Notes: New generation 2.0L configuration.
▶For Nissan Pathfinder (2017 - 2025): Engine: 3.5L V6 (VQ35DD) Fitment Notes: Fits Direct Injection Gas (DIG) engines.
▶For Nissan Sentra (2020 - 2025): Engine: 2.0L L4 Gas Fitment Notes: Standard fitment for direct-injected 2.0L setups.
▶For Nissan Z (2023 - 2024): Engine: 3.0L V6 Gas BATCH LIMITATION: Fits models with production date up to 01/2024. Check door jamb sticker.
▶For Infiniti Q50 (2016 - 2019): Engine: 3.0L V6 (VR30) Fitment Notes: Fits 3.0L twin-turbo variants.
▶For Infiniti Q60 (2017 - 2019): Engine: 3.0L V6 (VR30DDTT)Fitment Notes: Fits 3.0L twin-turbo variants.
▶For Infiniti QX50 (2019 - 2024): Engine: 2.0L L4 Turbo (KR20DDET)Fitment Notes: Fits Variable Compression Turbo (VC-Turbo) engines.
▶For Infiniti QX55 (2022 - 2025): Engine: 2.0L L4 Gas Fitment Notes: Covers 2022 and select 2024-2025 batches.
▶For Infiniti QX60 (2017 - 2024): Engine: 3.5L V6 (VQ35DD) / 2.0L Fitment Notes: Fits 3.5L Direct Injection and select 2.0L setups.
1. P0087 Diagnostic Code: This sensor is commonly replaced when check engine light code P0087 (Fuel Rail System Pressure - Too Low) appears. However, please note that a faulty High-Pressure Fuel Pump (HPFP), clogged fuel filters, or leaking fuel injectors can also trigger this exact code. Ensure a thorough diagnosis by a certified mechanic before replacing this component.
2. Installation Cleaning: Before mounting the new sensor, please ensure the fuel rail mating surface is completely clean and free of debris. Dirt ingress may cause premature sensor failure or fuel leaks.
3. Professional Installation Recommended: This component is a critical part of the high-pressure fuel system. To ensure safety, optimal performance, and to prevent potential fuel leaks or damage to the sensor, we strongly recommend that this part be installed by a certified automotive technician following the vehicle manufacturer’s service manual.















