🚗 The Reliable Denso 234-4650 Oxygen Sensor: Ensuring Optimal Vehicle Performance Review

The product was well packaged and included a small tube of lube. The sensor was a perfect replacement for the original. Most importantly, when installed, this sensor works as it should. The check engine light is off and the engine idles smoothly.

I used this on a 2002 Blazer and it cleared the engine check code, bank 1, O2 sensor on the driver's side. The kit contains an anti-seize compound, fits perfectly and plugs directly into the original connector. Says it's OEM and it looked like it. Excellent price. Also fixed an issue with using gas.

An error code appeared on the dashboard stating that the oxygen sensor heater circuit was defective. I found out which one, changed it and the check engine light is gone. I will swap out the other three asap so the check engine light doesn't come on as this is an old car and I want it to run as efficiently as possible. Thanks, it was the same as OEM so I know it's a quality product.

Direct replacement for 2002 S10 from 4.3 V6.P0155 - 02 Sensor Heater Circuit Error (Bank 2, Sensor 1). You visit the Denso website and are looking for a part for YOUR machine (.). For example if you look at the attached image you can see that this sensor can be used anywhere on my 2002 V6 S10. In addition, this sensor already has a factory plug - simply unplug and plug in again. I see there is a similar sensor at Revain, just with bare wires. Remember that

I kept reading articles that said only a Delco sensor was used but after reading a review of a Denso 234-4650 oxygen sensor I decided to try this part and it worked great. . Firstly, installing a part doesn't always automatically turn off the check engine light, I had to do it manually with my code reader/tester. After that I had to reprogram the computer so I drove the car for several miles on the freeway until the car computer finally got readings from all the sensors and the O2 sensor was…

Not much to say here. The check engine light indicated a bad O2 sensor, so I had it replaced. A little over a month has passed and no more problems in this regard (knock on wood). It appears to be a quality product. This isn't necessarily related to the product, but if you find you need an O2 sensor. MAKE SURE you find out which ones. You can diagnose the Check Engine Light for free at many auto parts networks (Autozone, Advance Auto, etc.). This diagnostic will tell you (at least mine) which…