Subaru OEM Fuel Pressure Sensor | 16628AA030

Overview

The Genuine Subaru OEM Fuel Pressure Sensor (Part #16628AA030) is an exact-fit replacement designed specifically for the 2017–2020 Subaru BRZ, 2018–2025 Subaru Crosstrek and 2017–2026 Subaru Impreza. As a factory-original component, this sensor ensures precise fuel rail pressure monitoring, protecting your engine's fuel delivery system and maintaining optimal performance. If you're searching for the best fuel pressure sensor for your Subaru, this OEM part is the only guaranteed direct replacement.

Key Features & Benefits

• Genuine Subaru OEM Quality – Manufactured to factory specifications for exact fit, form, and function — no modifications required.
• Precise Fuel Pressure Monitoring – Delivers accurate real-time pressure data to the ECU, ensuring correct fuel delivery and preventing rich/lean conditions.
• Direct Plug-and-Play Fitment – Uses the original connector and mounting threads, making installation straightforward with no adapters or splicing.
• Factory Warranty Coverage – Backed by Subaru's genuine parts warranty for peace of mind.
• Prevents Engine Fault Codes – Properly functioning sensor prevents P0190–P0194 fuel rail pressure sensor fault codes and associated drivability issues.
• Durable OEM Construction – Built to withstand underhood heat, vibration, and fuel system pressure over the long term.

What's Included

• 1x Genuine Subaru Fuel Pressure Sensor (Part #16628AA030)

Specifications

Fitment & Compatibility

This fuel pressure sensor is engineered for the following Subaru models. Always verify your vehicle's year, trim, and existing part number before ordering.

2017-2020 Subaru BRZ

2018-2025 Subaru Crosstrek

2017-2026 Subaru Impreza

Installation

The Subaru OEM Fuel Pressure Sensor #16628AA030 is designed as a direct bolt-on replacement. Installation typically involves depressurizing the fuel system, disconnecting the electrical connector, removing the old sensor from the fuel rail, and threading in the new unit. A basic set of hand tools is sufficient for most DIY mechanics. Torque to factory specification as outlined in the Subaru service manual. If you are unfamiliar with fuel system service, professional installation by a qualified technician is recommended.