🔥 GM Genuine Parts 213-4768 Heated Oxygen Sensor: Reliable OE Replacement at Affordable Prices Review

I have replaced the fake with this OEM part. It fits perfectly and the check engine light went out after 50 miles. I hope this version will last longer than the fake.

Has the infamous P0420 code, catalytic converters. They brought a cheaper version that gave multiple error codes. I have an Equinox and it worked with an "adapter gasket" for only $5. At a total cost of $70, I saved $1,300 replacing the exhaust system. I passed the exam!

No connection to header on my 2011 Chevy Equinox. Wrong part, although I could have sworn I ordered the right one. I'm sorry the installation took so long, but I was disappointed when I did it. I had to buy a new one yesterday and can't return it even though I haven't used it once.

I bought two before (because the car I was working on had two O2 sensors inside and out) One of them failed within a month, had to be replaced again (although I replaced both). A certain percentage of errors should be expected in PITA. Hence a star deduction for reliability. That being said, ACDelco usually makes good parts.

Replaced the top and bottom sensors on a 2013 Chevy Captiva on Tuesday and drove 900 miles on a trip from San Diego to Phoenix. The car ran better and code PO 137 disappeared. Both swapped out even though the code was for the bottom sensor. Replacing both OEM AC Delco parts gives you peace of mind. Easy to install and save over $400 in labor costs. Buy here, get cheaper and very easy to install. The whole job took less than an hour.