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Product Description


What is the function of the oxygen sensor?
An oxygen sensor, also known as an O2 sensor, is vital to your car’s engine management system. Its primary function is to monitor the oxygen levels in the exhaust gases and provide feedback to the engine control unit (ECU) for optimal fuel control. The oxygen sensor helps the engine maintain the correct air-fuel mixture by constantly analyzing the exhaust gases, ensuring efficient combustion and engine performance.
The oxygen sensor consists of a ceramic body with a sensing element, typically made of zirconium dioxide. This element generates a voltage signal based on the difference in oxygen levels between the exhaust gas and the ambient air. This voltage signal is then sent to the ECU, which adjusts the fuel injection and ignition timing accordingly.
Symptoms of a Failing Oxygen Sensor
- Check Engine Light Illuminates
- Decreased Fuel Efficiency
- Rough Idle and Engine Performance Issues
- Strong Odors from Exhaust
- Black Smoke from Exhaust
- Failed Emissions Test
- Unusual Engine Sounds
- Increased Engine RPM at Idle
How to replace oxygen sensor
Step1
Use an OBD code scanner to detect the broken sensor.
Step2
Let the engine cool before attempting to remove a sensor.
Step3
Jack up the vehicle if you need to reach a sensor under it.
Step4
Locate the oxygen sensor underneath the hood or vehicle.
Step5
Disconnect the electrical connection to the oxygen sensor.
Step6
Spray some penetrating oil onto the sensor to loosen it.
Step7
Unscrew the oxygen sensor using a ratchet wrench.
Step8
Select a new oxygen sensor that is the same as the old one.
Step9
Add a small amount of anti-seize to the new sensor.
Step10
Turn the sensor clockwise to secure it on the exhaust line.
Step11
Plug the electrical connector back into the vehicle.
Step12
Start the car to see if the problem is fixed.
Compatible with the Following Vehicles
Fit for Infiniti | 2014 INFINITI Q60, 2014 INFINITI QX50, 2014 INFINITI QX60, 2014 INFINITI QX70, 2012-2013 INFINITI M35H, 2011-2013 INFINITI G37 |
Fit for Infiniti | 2011-2013 INFINITI M37, 2013 INFINITI EX37, 2013 INFINITI FX37, 2013 INFINITI FX50, 2013 INFINITI JX35, 2011-2012 INFINITI EX35, 2011-2012 INFINITI FX35 |
Fit for Nissan | 2014-2015 NISSAN ARMADA, 2013-2015 NISSAN NV200, 2013-2015 NISSAN SENTRA, 2013-2015 NISSAN TITAN, 2013-2014 NISSAN ALTIMA, 2013-2014 NISSAN FRONTIER, 2013-2014 NISSAN PATHFINDER, 2013-2014 NISSAN XTERRA |
Fit for Nissan | 2012-2014 NISSAN NV1500, 2012-2014 NISSAN NV2500, 2012-2014 NISSAN NV3500, 2011-2014 NISSAN 370Z, 2011-2014 NISSAN MURANO, 2011-2014 NISSAN QUEST, 2014 NISSAN MAXIMA |
Frequently Asked Questions by Customers
What happens if I don’t replace my oxygen sensor?
Usually, your Check Engine Light will remain on until it’s fixed. Also, it can cause emissions-related problems, you’ll fail a smog check, and you’ll burn more fuel than necessary in many instances.
How long does it take to replace an oxygen sensor?
It depends on your skill level and the complexity of your vehicle’s design. Allot an hour or two per oxygen sensor.
Can a bad oxygen sensor cause a check engine light?
Yes, definitely. If the oxygen sensor’s readings are outside of the normal range, it will trigger a Check Engine Light.
Can I replace an oxygen sensor myself?
It’s possible, yes. With common tools and a bit of time, you can change your own oxygen sensors. If you aren’t comfortable, bring it to a mechanic to get the job done.
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