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Dasbecan Upstream & Downstream Oxygen Sensor 234-5029 234-4238 Compatible with KIA Sportage Sorento Optima Rando Forte 5 Koup 2.0L 2.4L & Hyundai Tucson Sonata Santa Fe 2.0 2.4 Non-Turbo

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  • 【Feature】Oxygen Sensors are An Important Component of The Fuel And Emissions Systems, It Can be Devided into Upstream and Downstream Sensor, They Monitor The Amount of Oxygen in The Exhaust and Transmit That Information to The Engine Computer so that Keep Higher Efficient Fuel Economy, Lower Emissions, etc.
  • 【Compatible with】 KIA Forte 2010-2013 Auto Trans,calif L4-2.4; Forte5 2012-2013 Auto Trans,calif L4-2.4; Forte Koup 2010-2013 Auto Trans,calif L4-2.4; Optima 2011-2013 Gas Engine,Auto Trans,Calif L4-2.4; Optima 2011-2013 Hybrid enginge L4-2.4; Optima 2014-2015 L4-2.4; Rondo 2009-2012 Calif L4-2.4; Sorento 2011-2015 L4-2.4; Sportage 2011-2013 Calif L4-2.4; Sportage 2014 Loc.Upper L4-2.4.
  • 【Compatible with】Hyundai 2010 & 2014 Tucson L4-2.4 L4-2.0; 2010 Tucson L4-2.4 Auto Trans, Calif; 2011-2013 Tucson L4-2.4 Calif; 2011-2013 Tucson L4-2.4 Auto Trans Calif; Sonata 2009-2010 Calif L4-2.4, 2011-2013 Sonata Hybrid L4-2.4, 2011 Sonata Gas,Auto Trans,Calif L4-2.4 ; 2014 L4-2.4 Santa Fe, 2010-2015 Santa Fe L4-2.4, Eliminate the code of the bank 1 Upstream and that of downstream.
  • 【Part Number】Denso: 234-5029, 234-4238; Mando 18A1414, 18A1478; NTK: 24381, 25199; 392102G100, 392102G200, 392102C210, 39210-2G100, 39210-2G200
  • 【Feature】Package Includes Upstream Oxygen Sensor*1 pc; Downstream Oxygen Sensor*1 pc, Efficient to Kill Code.



Product Description

234-5029 234-4238

  • Oxygen Sensors are An Important Component of The Fuel And Emissions Systems, It Can be Devided into Upstream and Downstream Sensor, They Monitor The Amount of Oxygen in The Exhaust and Transmit That Information to The Engine Computer so that Keep Higher Efficient Fuel Economy, Lower Emissions, etc.

Upstream and Downstream Oxygen Sonser

  • Upstream O2 Oxygen Sensor x1
  • Downstream O2 Oxygen Sensor x1

234-5029 39210-2G100 392102G100 2438 250-25062 03L906262E 036906262T 234-4238 392102C210 392102G200

  • Upstream Oxygen Sensor:
  • 6-pin plug
  • 5 wires

234-5029 39210-2G100 392102G100 2438 250-25062 03L906262E 036906262T 234-4238 392102C210 392102G200

  • Downstream Oxygen Sensor:
  • 4-pin plug
  • 4 wires
KIA Sportage Forte Sorento Optima  Oxygen Sensor
KIA Sportage Forte Sorento Optima  Oxygen Sensor
Oxygen Sensor 234-5029 234-4238 Hyundai Tucson Sonata Santa Fe
upstream downstream sensor

1.Q: Why I need to replace a new oxygen sensor?

A: Firstly, it is to keep driving performance in best condition and the improve efficiency of the three-way catalytic converter. Secondly, because of the complicate work of replacing, replace upstream and downstream sensor can save much time.

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2.Q: What problems will occur when oxygen sensors get malfunction?

A: 1: Excessive exhaust emissions; 2, unstable idling; 3, Increase fuel consumption

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3.Q: How is the recommended replacement cycle?

A: Generally, We suggest that running around 80,000 kilometers to replace. (Depends on your driving habits or driving environment).

234-5029 234-423 Oxygen Sonser

John Freddy Cruz Herrera
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Bueno
Bri
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025
Perfect fits
joseph anthony dyer
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
I bought these because my car was running rough and it need to be inspected they will a work I will buy them again and recommend them
jackkrager
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
Only work for a very short time had to go to mechanic anyway and pay $250 to get one of them replaced
Rene williams
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
I returned because I didn’t need
Marcia McNeil
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
These don’t fit my car they are Replicas you should not have these for people to buy. These do not fit my car. They are wrong.
Tamel Douglas
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
As a previous purchaser said on the review it can used temporary don’t try use it as a final results it won’t last long best to buy and return before your out of your money for the product
Cristina G.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024
I found out that with oxygen sensors they are very sensitive and you should always buy the original part. These are aftermarket parts and they only lasted about 2 weeks. I was being charged over $400 at the mechanic just for the parts and about 300 or more to replace everything so I believed doing it myself would be a lot cheaper I found these oxygen sensors for my Kia 2012 and while they do fit they were not up for the task. I went to the mechanic after 2 weeks because my check engine light came on again and they told me that that shouldn't have cheap aftermarket O2 sensors because they are very sensitive and each sensor is rated differently for each car. As you can tell these two did not work and they got burned really easily because they were not rated for this car. These are really cheap and I say don't get swindled by the price trying to save money with this part of the car. Oxygen sensors are meant to work together to help with the emissions preventing toxins to be released from the car. These are important parts for you to not only pass your emissions test but also to do your part for the environment. If you buy cheap parts and don't replace them even though they need to be replaced you're only going to be damaging your car and their environment
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