0258002022 0258002023 O2 Sensor In Car BOSCH HYUNDAI MAZDA MITSUBISHI RENAULT

Product Description:

A lambda sensor, also known as an oxygen sensor, is an electronic device that is used in modern vehicles to measure the oxygen content in the exhaust gases. It is a critical component of the engine management system and helps to ensure that the engine is running efficiently and producing as little harmful emissions as possible.

The lambda sensor is typically located in the exhaust system of a vehicle, either in the exhaust manifold or further downstream in the exhaust pipe. It works by measuring the amount of oxygen in the exhaust gases and sending a signal to the engine control unit (ECU) which then adjusts the fuel injection and ignition timing accordingly.

There are two types of lambda sensors: narrowband and wideband. Narrowband sensors are the most common and are used in most vehicles. They operate by providing a voltage signal to the ECU that switches rapidly between high and low values. The ECU uses this signal to adjust the fuel injection and ignition timing to maintain the correct air/fuel ratio.

Wideband sensors, on the other hand, provide a more accurate reading of the oxygen content in the exhaust gases and are typically used in high-performance vehicles. They are able to measure the oxygen content over a wider range and provide a more precise signal to the ECU, which allows for more precise tuning of the engine.

Features:

• Product Name: Car Oxygen Sensor
• Warranty: 18 months
• Part NO: CH-1567
• Size: OE Standard
• Package: Neutral Package/Customizing Package
• Response Time: ≤2s
• OE Numbers:BOSCH
  0 258 002 022, 0 258 002 023, 0 258 002 028, 0 258 002 040, 0 258 002 041, 0 258 002 058, 0 258 002 201, F 00H L00 172
  GENERAL MOTORS
  19 211 435, 25 106 107, 25 106 169, 25 165 116, 25 165 119, 25 347 721, 56 13 693, 56 13 694, 56 13 719, 89 91 739, 94 854 938, 94 854 940, 96 377 500
  HYUNDAI
  39210-24560, 39210-32610, 39210-32630
  MAZDA
  FEJK-18861, G601-18861, G601-18861-B, G607-18861, G607-18861-A, G607-18861-A9U, G622-18861, G622-18861-9U
  MITSUBISHI
  39210-24560, M0150608, MD131146, MD131448, MD147878, MD148738, MD149888, MD150608, MD150609, MD154365, MD160578, MD174677, MD176183, MD191064
  RENAULT
  77 00 860 246, 77 01 068 472
  SIEMENS
  A2C59513289, A2C59513289Z
  TOYOTA
  89465-10030, 89465-12310, 89465-19405, 89465-19535, 89465-19555, 89465-28080, 89465-29415, 89465-29745
  VW
  030 906 265 E, 051 906 265 E

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Applications:

Lambda sensors are used in modern vehicles to monitor the oxygen content in the exhaust gases. The information provided by the lambda sensor is used by the engine control unit (ECU) to adjust the fuel injection and ignition timing to maintain the correct air/fuel ratio.
The lambda sensor plays a crucial role in ensuring that the engine is running efficiently and producing as little harmful emissions as possible. By monitoring the oxygen content in the exhaust gases, the ECU can adjust the fuel injection and ignition timing to ensure that the engine is running at its optimal performance level while minimizing emissions.
Lambda sensors are required by law in most countries to help reduce vehicle emissions. They are typically found in both gasoline and diesel engines, and are located in the exhaust system of the vehicle.
Lambda sensors are also used in some aftermarket products, such as wideband air/fuel ratio gauges, which provide drivers with real-time information about their engine's air/fuel ratio. This information can be used by performance enthusiasts to fine-tune their engines for maximum power and efficiency.

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