🔧 234-4509 Denso O2 Oxygen Sensor - Enhance Engine Optimization with Advanced Technology Review

The first model I bought did not come with holding body parts. I was able to move the old parts to the new ones. This part allowed me to disable the code for about 20-30 minutes. At least I knew it was the correct 1 of 4 sensors because the original part would give the code right away. I've read other reviews that seemed to suggest that sometimes you get good results. I ordered another one and went through the same process of borrowing tools etc. The second came with clips as pictured and…

Part fits my 2008 Toyota Highlander (2nd generation) perfectly. Fixed code P0037. Very quick to install if you follow other's suggestions. Sprayed the defective 02 sensor with a PB blaster a few hours before removing it. I tried removing it, but the sensor required a second shot of the PB Blaster. About 45 minutes after the second shot I was able to take off without any problems. I used a 22mm open end wrench. You could use a wrench or pliers. The wiring harness is 100% plug and play ready…

. I got a code (P0420) which is a generic code, I thought my bank 1 converter was faulty but then I realized my car wouldn't stall, stall and shut off so I suspected that there MIGHT be something else, I took the exhaust pipes off to check my converter and when I found no sign of wear I put it back on and went through loads of information with no direct reference to what my ENGINE LIGHTS, VSC and may have caused track lights. When I got my exhaust back I noticed my Bank1 S2 02 sensor was dirty…

I ordered this sensor for my 2005 Toyota Highlander V6 AWD after scanning the auto parts store for a fault code I received (check engine light and VSC on) . I received code P0037 which pointed to bank 1 sensor 2 on the passenger side after the catalytic converter. I also ordered a 22mm wrench and am glad I did as without it the sensor would have been extremely difficult to remove. My car has done 180,000 miles and this is the first time it has been changed. The sensor is the same as that used…