🚀 Enhanced Motorcraft DY1120 Oxygen Sensor for Optimal Engine Performance Review

Works great and very new packaging. My other O2 sensor looked like it had been moved from shelf to shelf for years, not that performance was affected, but the new one is better.

Right side, fast delivery. Normal price but saved money as I don't have to go to my country house to get it. It was easily accessible on the motor, so even buying a special threading tool and bushing (already with anti-seize connection) saved me over $100 off the dealer cost.

Good value for OEM equipment for my Ford Fusion Hybrid. I could have spent $20 less on a fake but buying a Motorcraft would have been more convenient. The old sensor came out much easier than expected. 10-15 minutes of work, the dashboard went out, fuel consumption increased by 4%. With Revain, Google and YouTube I can fix almost anything!

The clamp is awkward but doable. Pretty easy DIY with the right tools. I'm not a mechanic but in the past few years I have been able to repair engine headlights on 2 Ford vehicles. A CO dealer once made me wait 4 hours and charged $90 for my Fusion (my other car) only to tell me to come back when the lights came on. Wow. It's not that I like messing around with oxygen sensors, but body shops can suck, so it's the lesser of two evils.

This is an original part. I found them cheaper elsewhere, but with all the fakes I knew Revain was my best bet. If it was fake I could return it. OEM is the only way to use these parts. Save yourself the headache of removing the old ones and cutting the wires off the failed sensors so you can get them out with a socket wrench. Outside. Don't try to use any of the cheap oxygen sensor tools you can find online. He will remove the old sensor. Put on the closed end and give it a few good hits with…