Walker Products® 250-24951 Oxygen Sensor, Sold Individually, 4-wire, Walker Products Original Equipment Base Sensor
Manufacturer #250-24951
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Walker Products® 250-24951 Oxygen Sensor, Sold Individually, 4-wire, Walker Products Original Equipment Base Sensor
Manufacturer #250-24951
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$87.49
| Label | Value |
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| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Location | Passenger Side - After Catalytic Converter, After Catalytic Converter, Driver Side, After Catalytic Converter |
| Notes | Heated |
| Type | 4-wire |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Wire Length | 10.83 in. Wire Length |
| Interchange Part Number | RN96090011 |
| Warranty | 90-day Walker Products limited warranty |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Series | Walker Products Original Equipment Base Sensor |
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Question: How to release plug. Having trouble getting old one unplugged. How to reteach computer after install? 2006 nissan frontierJames C. / Jul 26, 2020
Hello! You need to squeeze part of the connector so that it releases a latch and allows the connector to come apart. If that's not working, you can try a pick or a small screwdriver to persuade the latch to release.
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