🚗 Enhance Your Vehicle's Performance with Denso 234-4700 Oxygen Sensor Review

The site I ordered this from says it is an OE sensor. It turned out to be a generic sensor. Additional customization was required, but installed successfully. Seems to work fine and no code is returned.

Has a sensor this is a great product. The problem is that the description says it can be used in a 2003 Nissan Xterra. do not splice through; what kind of product is that. I had to return this item.

Item fits perfectly and clears my engine DTC check. Installation was difficult because the wire colors didn't match the instructions, but there were enough examples on the internet for me to successfully complete this task. Good part, not so good fitting instructions, perfect fit, great price.

This made the DTC disappear. Bosch is the original manufacturer of my Nissan, but Denso has the same reputation. What I really liked was the instructions. You will need to crimp this sensor into the existing wiring harness. It includes instructions detailing the results for dozens of vehicles. Find yours and there will be no more mystery as to which wires should be crimped together. You don't get that with parts from other manufacturers. It also comes with a small tube of anti-seize lube. Out…

Bought a pair of these for my 2003 Infiniti QX4 (aka Pathfinder) to use in the low position. Received codes P0138 and P0158. The same piece fits right and left. I figured it would be easier to strip and crimp the wires than to reroute the stock wires. Well yes and no. You can drive QX4 or Pathy without lifting the car (please apply the brake). And I was able to easily pull the 171,000 mile originals off by pretreating them with penetrating oil the day before and tapping my O2 sensor key (short,