For diesel enthusiasts and truck owners, the quest for better performance, reliability, and fuel efficiency often leads to exploring aftermarket modifications. One...
Since Germany's Bosch and Japan's Toyota first applied oxygen sensors to automobiles in 1976 and serialized their products, in just over a...
Customer Reviews
From more than 500 Customers
Gas mileage improved
The removal and installation of this oxygen sensor wasn't too difficult. It required me lifting truck to install on exhaust side. This was performed while working on my back.
PHILIP J. LAMELY
05/29/2023
5 Stars
Easy install, just need to do a slight bit of welding and add in pipe if your old one has been stolen, with the use of a denso O2 sensor you will have no check engine light problems
Mehdi D.
06/21/2023
Perfect fit, easy install
Just installed these 4 sensors on our 2013 cadillac escalade. Yes. They're always a pain in the butt to install, regardless of vehicle but they were perfect replacement parts. Installation took about an hour after putting vehicle on ramps. I highly recommend these!
Dave
06/28/2023
O2 Sensors
Excellent products, super easy to install. Perfect fit.
Dmar G.
05/06/2024
Replace Nox sensor on my Hino 268
I price sensor at part dealer they want $600 a sensor I replaced both for less cost. My check engine light cleared and my Hino run very strong its save more fuel and Regens itself with no problems. Definitely save me money and time. I would definitely recommend these if u have any NOX sensor issues.
Gavin
08/17/2023
Excellent product
Nicely packed, fast shipping! good job!
Elijah
01/04/2023
Fits 2016 RAM 6.7L
Installed on 2016 Ram 6.7L. It takes time and a bit of YouTube research but definitely worthwhile. 6 months in and no issues or leaks. Fairly straight forward and easy if you are comfortable wrenching on vehicles. It's a great piece of mind not to have the failure prone EGR cooler on my truck any more. Bulldog and Magnaflow also installed.
Serge p.
03/26/2024
Nice kit
All parts and pieces are good quality and install is relatively straightforward. The coolant line leaked at the o ring connection. I removed the supplied o ring and replaced it with the green factory one from the removed egr cooler and it seems to be sealing fine now. Instructions can be followed if you watch a video first to familiarize yourself with the process.