High-Quality Oxygen Sensor Compatible with Ford Ranger, Mustang, Expedition, 🔌 Explorer, Escape, F150, Mazda Tribute, Mercury, Aston Martin, Lincoln - Bosch 15716 Review

Suitable replacement for my 1997 F150, about 6 months ago. Since the engine light has gone, it has been working perfectly.

I installed them and drove 40 miles. No CEL and they appear to be well made. Three were relatively easy to install, but the fourth was very difficult and offset the rest several times.

Replaced both top sensors. They fit just like the factory sensors. They were difficult to install, but that's Ford's fault. The truck drives like new. Much cheaper than in the store. We need to see how they change over time. They fixed my engine code for now

I just replaced this 02 (upstream) sensor in my 2002 Ford Focus because I needed to replace the manifold and the old sensor could not be pulled out. The old sensor was as old as the car, it was about 17 or 18 years old and had no problems but for its age I figured why not just buy a new one for the price here (I've seen them well over $100) . ). The only thing that confuses me is that the cord was too short for the extra hassle, so I just had to move the connector a little closer. This all took

I bought this O2 sensor because I got one and the engine light told me the old one needs to be replaced. I replaced the old sensor with this Abigail sensor and it didn't solve my problem. So I went on a wild goose hunt to find out what the problem was. When I had exhausted all my possible efforts I broke down and went to a local shop to diagnose the problem for $120. It turned out that the Abigail sensor was giving the PCM an intermittent signal/voltage. In the end it turned out to be no better