Does this design work just as well as the straight socket style on sensors where either style would fit?
296317
The notch in the "socket" is to allow you to get the wrentch off after you have tightened down your O2 sensor. So the short answer is that you cannot use a regular socket to put on an O2 sensor. You either need this, for a socket wrench or use a crescent wrench.
296318
I have both designs and actually prefer this one over the deep well socket.
823123
I believe there is only one style downstream sensor and they are different style plug than the others.
2188832
This sensor was a direct fit for my 2006 Ford F150 with 5.4 engine. The pigtail (clip) is round where it clips into the vehicle"s wiring. I replace all four and this part fits in all of them.
2179143
I purchased and install these as a replacement to the current electric steps. It appeared that all the parts were in the box for a total installation inclueding the door open/close sensor. First I would be sure the bolt patterns match. You may want to contact Kwikee direct and ask the question. sorry I could not give you a great answer. Good luck
14724
Not that I know of. I do know that the sensor is a real pain to change out yourself due to it's location. I changed mine about 3 months ago, and hope it lasts the life of the truck because it's not something I'd want to do again. Also, you will beed a special 1 1/6 socket and at least an 8" extension. I couldn't see mine to change, so was all by feel and and not much room to maneuver your arm/hand. Good Luck!
716745
you just need to make sure its after a collector, if you have any. All of the exhaust needs to flow past this sensor, otherwise it will not be accurate. If you have dual exhaust, one side will be sufficient. My point is that you should try to get as much exhaust flowing past the center as possible so as to be as accurate as possible. Hope this helps!
1564463
Yes, but I have a variation in those sensors with the same reference. One of them have 2 AA regular batteries (1.5voltsx2) and the other one have 1 AA sized battery of 3.0 volts.
1610676
You may need to put a padding btw one side of the sensor to make it even. Both parts must be really close.
338613
I am not sure what brand of vehicle you are asking about, but the complete fitment data is current with the Amazon system. If you search using Amazon's system by your make, model, and vehicle, it will let you know which sensor is the correct one for you. Thank you for the question. Safe travels!
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Not a 100% sure, but I used it on a Lincoln LS which is the same platform, 3.0 vs 2.5. Had 4 sensors. It lasted all of 2 sensors before it stretched and became useless and stripped the next one. It didn't fit tightly to begin with. It does get into tight places however. Design is good but steel quality is bad.
85256
They are identical. Make sure you know where those sensors go: one is easy to see, the other one is a little bit more difficult to see or to reach (on the bottom middle side closer to power stearing). The idea is that there are two sensors, one for each 3 cylinders out of six in V6 models. Le tme know if you have any other questions
1761480
Yup, only difference from the upstream sensor is the length of wire. Denso is the one you want
2126103
It might not fit with that style, but if you are going led, I advise going with higher wattage. These work but stock is better.
1614865
Fits mine great. I did trim a little around the sensor, but otherwise it's perfect fit.
2097404
The instructions say yes. I believe the older sensor version wouldn't cut it. This one I received is the newer sensor. Hope that helps.
2167200
Not according to the Oregon Scientific Store website. Compatible sensors will have a logo with 3.0 on them.
1236127
Both sensors are the same part number. You either replaced the wrong sensor, both are bad, or you have an electrical issue.