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OYEAUTO Oxygen O2 Sensor Upstream & Downstream 4pcs for Ford Jaguar Lincoln Mazda Mercury

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The oxygen sensor is one of the most critical sensors in your car, as it communicates with your vehicle's electronic control unit (ECU) to help determine the optimal air-to-fuel ratio for the best engine performance. Replacing worn or failed oxygen sensors is the best way to protect expensive three-way catalysts or catalytic converters. Failure to replace failed oxygen sensors at the earliest sign of a problem, usually indicated by an illuminated check engine light, can cause premature failure of expensive three-way catalysts or catalytic converters.

Some common bad oxygen sensor symptoms include failed emission tests, misfiring, rough idling, or stalling, sluggish engine performance, decreased gas mileage, and a flashing check engine light. Common oxygen sensor fault codes include P0175 (system too rich, bank 2), P0713 (fuel trim malfunction, bank 2), P0171 (system too lean, bank 1), P0162 (O2 sensor circuit malfunction, bank 2, sensor 3), and P0135 (oxygen sensor in front of the catalytic converter 1, heating circuit/open).

OYEAUTO offers a wide range of replacement oxygen sensor part numbers, including SG1806, SG1807, SG1808, SG1813, SG1814, SG726, SG459, 234-4046, 234-4070, 234-4071, 234-4127, 234-4401, 15718, 15752 18140, and 234-4870. These sensors are designed to meet or exceed OEM specifications, with a focus on durability and quality.

The OYEAUTO oxygen sensors are compatible with a variety of popular vehicle models, including the 1997-2008 F150, 1990-1999 F250, 1990-1997 F350, 2000-2004 Focus, 1990-2010 Mustang, 2000-2002 Jaguar S-Type, 2003-2005 Aviator, 2000-2006 Lincoln LS, 1998-2011 Navigator, 2009-2010 Mazda 6, 1994-2009 Mazda B2300, 2007-2010 Mazda CX-9, 1991-2002 Cougar, 2006-2010 Milan, and 1991-2005 Sable, among others.

OYEAUTO is confident in the quality of their oxygen sensors, which is why they offer a 12-month warranty. During the warranty period, if there is any problem with your oxygen sensor, please contact them, and they will either refund you or send you a brand new replacement.

In conclusion, the oxygen sensor is a critical component in your vehicle's engine management system, and replacing failed or worn-out sensors is essential to protect expensive catalytic converters and maintain optimal engine performance. OYEAUTO offers a range of high-quality, durable oxygen sensors backed by a 12-month warranty, making them a reliable choice for your vehicle's needs.

product information:

AttributeValue
brandOYEAUTO
materialStainless Steel
styleModern
maximum_supply_voltage12 Volts
mounting_typeFlange Mount
upc757158433180
manufacturerOYEAUTO
item_weight15.2 ounces
package_dimensions7.36 x 3.43 x 2.76 inches
country_of_originChina
manufacturer_part_numberOYESO6789
customer_reviews
ratings_count41
stars4.2
best_sellers_rank#50,402 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive)
#75 in Automotive Replacement Oxygen Sensors
date_first_availableApril 1, 2023

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