🔧 ABIGAIL Oxygen Sensor 15717 for Aston Martin Ford Jaguar Lincoln Mazda Mercury Nissan - Compatible with Bosch 15717 Review

Big Gurl, my expedition is running as expected since the sensors were installed. She spat and spat and nearly hit me several times. It lost power when crossing a 4-lane freeway and typically had 18 wheels racing towards me. Since installing the sensors, she hasn't spattered, spat, or even slowed down in turns or movements. I am very happy with my purchase. They were cheaper than others and work just as well.

The website claims that the sensor supplied is a 4 wire sensor that fits my 1989 Ford Ranger with a 2.3 liter engine. My Ranger is equipped with a 3-wire probe that is grounded through the sensor housing. I assumed that the 4-wire sensor would still work because the connector geometry fits, although there is one wire less on the vehicle connector. This is not the case, I received the code once the system had warmed up enough to enter closed loop mode. I was able to get it to work by cutting the

It was supposed to fit my 2006 Ford Taurus snugly, but they are made for a lot of cars so the chords were probably two longer. You just don't want to tie them together to take up the slack as this will make them heavier and exert force or make the wires susceptible to wiggling, pressure and twisting in the connectors. I changed all 4 on my car and only one had problems. For some reason either the new one or the old one I took off had a plastic cup or ring preventing me from getting the plug…