NTK® 25194 Passenger Side, Before Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensor, Sold Individually, 4-wire, 2.7L, 6Cyl
Manufacturer #25194
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NTK® 25194 Passenger Side, Before Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensor, Sold Individually, 4-wire, 2.7L, 6Cyl
Manufacturer #25194
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$74.99
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Location | Passenger Side, Before Catalytic Converter |
| Notes | Heated Sensor Type |
| Type | 4-wire |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Wire Length | 12.25 in. wire length |
| Thread Size | 18 mm Thread Size |
| Mounting Style | Threaded-in Mounting Style |
| Warranty | NGK limited warranty |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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Question: What part take off?Ophelia B. / Mar 17, 2024
Hi Ophelia, I'm glad to assist you. Please refer to a vehicle-specific service repair manual or a DIY online video-sharing website with car parts install tutorials (e.g., YouTube/Dailymotion). Have you ordered this already, or still need to order it? Please tell us more details if you need the front or rear oxygen sensor or both. I hope we can help more.
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