Replacement for GM 13502510 Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor, EVAP System Sensor for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac, 12-Month Warranty & USA Support

Restore reliable fuel tank pressure monitoring with the Wholesale Sensors Replacement for GM 13502510 Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor. Designed as an OEM-style aftermarket replacement for compatible General Motors vehicles, this sensor measures pressure and vacuum changes within the fuel tank and provides feedback to the vehicle’s evaporative emissions control system.

The fuel tank pressure sensor plays an important role in EVAP system diagnostics, allowing the engine control module to monitor fuel vapor pressure and identify potential system leaks.

OEM Replacement and Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• GM 13502510
• General Motors 13502510
• GM 13502903, OEM superseding part number

Important: GM 13502903 supersedes the original 13502510. Confirm that the Wholesale Sensors replacement matches the original sensor’s electrical specifications, connector, and mounting arrangement before advertising compatibility with both numbers.

Compatible GM Vehicle Makes and Models

GM parts catalogs associate this sensor family with select vehicles, including:

Chevrolet

• Avalanche
• Blazer
• Camaro
• Cruze
• Equinox
• Impala
• Malibu
• Silverado
• Suburban
• Tahoe
• Traverse

GMC

• Acadia
• Canyon
• Sierra
• Terrain
• Yukon

Buick

• Enclave
• Encore
• Envision
• LaCrosse
• Regal
• Verano

Cadillac

• ATS
• CT4
• CTS
• Escalade
• SRX
• XT5

Fitment varies by model year, engine, fuel system, emissions package, and VIN. Verify the original part number and vehicle-specific compatibility before purchasing.

Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Function

The GM 13502510 fuel tank pressure sensor monitors pressure and vacuum changes in the vehicle’s fuel tank and evaporative emissions system.

It converts pressure information into an electrical signal that the engine control module uses during EVAP system monitoring.

Accurate sensor feedback helps the vehicle determine whether the fuel vapor containment system is operating within expected parameters.

When the sensor becomes damaged, disconnected, or electrically defective, the engine control module may receive incorrect pressure readings.

Replacing a confirmed faulty sensor may help restore normal EVAP pressure monitoring.

Helps Address Common EVAP System Problems

A defective fuel tank pressure sensor may contribute to:

• Illuminated Check Engine Light
• Incorrect fuel tank pressure readings
• EVAP pressure sensor circuit faults
• Intermittent fuel vapor pressure readings
• EVAP readiness monitor problems
• Failed emissions inspections
• Incorrect pressure or vacuum feedback
• Sensor-related diagnostic trouble codes

Related OBD-II Diagnostic Codes:

• P0451: EVAP System Pressure Sensor Range/Performance
• P0452: EVAP System Pressure Sensor Low Input
• P0453: EVAP System Pressure Sensor High Input

These codes can indicate a sensor problem, but may also result from damaged wiring, connector faults, vapor line restrictions, or other EVAP system conditions.

Proper diagnosis is recommended before replacing the sensor.

OEM-Style Replacement Design

The Wholesale Sensors replacement is intended for compatible GM fuel tank pressure monitoring applications requiring the original 13502510 sensor configuration.

Correct pressure sensing characteristics, connector compatibility, electrical output, and mounting fit are essential for proper operation.

Before installation, compare the replacement sensor with the original component to confirm that the electrical connector, mounting arrangement, and pressure connection match.

This is a fuel tank vapor pressure sensor, not a fuel rail pressure sensor or engine oil pressure sensor.

Installation and Replacement

Before servicing the fuel system, turn off the ignition and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s safety procedures.

Work in a well-ventilated area away from flames, sparks, and other ignition sources.

Locate the original fuel tank pressure sensor using the vehicle’s service documentation.

Depending on the vehicle, the sensor may be associated with the fuel tank, vapor line, fuel pump module, or related EVAP components.

Disconnect the original electrical connector and remove the defective sensor using the manufacturer’s recommended procedure.

Install the replacement in the specified location and reconnect all electrical connections and vapor system components.

After installation, use a compatible diagnostic scan tool to verify fuel tank pressure readings and check for recurring trouble codes.

Professional installation by a qualified automotive technician is recommended.

Ideal for Automotive EVAP System Repairs

The Wholesale Sensors Replacement GM 13502510 Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor provides an aftermarket replacement option for compatible Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac vehicles.

It is suitable for automotive repair shops, professional mechanics, vehicle maintenance technicians, and owners repairing confirmed fuel tank pressure sensor failures.

12-Month Warranty and USA-Based Support

Wholesale Sensors is a USA-based business supplying aftermarket automotive pressure sensors, temperature sensors, and replacement sensing components.

This GM 13502510 fuel tank pressure sensor replacement includes a 12-month warranty and responsive USA-based customer support.

Choose Wholesale Sensors for compatible automotive sensor replacements backed by dependable customer service.