💪 Enhance Efficiency with NTK 24353 Oxygen Sensor: Reliable Engine Performance Review

I was concerned if this would actually fix my check engine light but it was perfect for my car make and model and once I was able to remove the old one and this one One to use when reviewing, the engine has been cleaned and hasn't had any problems yet so I'm very happy with this product.

This is a 5 WIRE WIDE RANGE upstream EXACT FIT O2 sensor for a 2007 KIA SPECTRA EX 2.0LI that took a chance because no one took a chance could answer my question. Question. I do not regret it. This is NTK Part #24353 from Advance Auto Parts. The price was the lowest available online and in store.

I have a 2009 Kia Spectra and my check engine light came on because our oxygen sensor went out. My gas mileage dropped to about 24mpg. I bought this and replaced it myself via YouTube (it's really easy) and the check engine light went off with Autozone and never came on again! My gas mileage has improved to almost 30mpg. It is worth buying and replacing yourself and not carrying it to the store.

Needed a replacement part in my car and the exact same part (make and all) would have cost around $160 elsewhere. Trust me I've looked in local stores and online. It was the right part and so far it seems to be doing the job. My check engine light went out, so that's a good sign. Ha ha. It came in the product's original packaging and the packaging was in good condition. Came and installation instructions.

2008 Hyundai Elantra, 2.0 liter engine (Beta 2), 145,000 miles. Look for an illuminated engine light with a code indicating a faulty pre-catalyst oxygen sensor. A simple task (10 minutes with the sensor connector, pry bars and the day before the PB blaster treatment) is to use this device to remove and replace the sensor located on the exhaust manifold (disconnect the battery negative terminal while running). Vehicle returned to service after 200 miles - check engine light is off and engine is…

Worked great and solved my Check Engine Light issue. Reasonable price compared to auto parts stores. Just make sure you choose the right sensor; I have two on my car (I think most cars have at least two). It's the top sensor and on my car it's right in front of the engine (maybe hard to remove but easy to install). Make sure you know which sensor is bad as the other is next to the catalytic converter and is called the underflow sensor. These two sensors depend on where they are located (the…