DriveWire Before and After Catalytic Converter, Driver and Passenger Side Oxygen Sensor, Set of 2, 4-wire
Manufacturer #SET-REPF960909
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DriveWire Before and After Catalytic Converter, Driver and Passenger Side Oxygen Sensor, Set of 2, 4-wire
Manufacturer #SET-REPF960909
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$48.91
$84.98
Save $36.07 (42% OFF)
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Location | Before And After Catalytic Converter, Driver And Passenger Side |
| Notes | Female Connector Gender |
| Components | (2) Oxygen Sensors |
| Type | 4-wire |
| Quantity Sold | Set of 2 |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Thread Size | M18-1.5 Thread Size |
| Mounting Style | Threaded-in Mounting Style |
| Hex Size | 7/8 in. Hex Size |
| Interchange Part Number | 25024703, 25024704 |
| Connector Gender | Male and female Connector |
| Warranty | 1-year DriveWire unlimited-mileage warranty |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Specialty Part | Legacy |
| Returns Policy | 30-Day Return Policy |
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DriveWireBefore And After Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensors, 4-Wire, Female Connector Gender
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Before And After Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensors, 4-Wire, Female Connector Gender
5.0/5
perfect fit
well packed and on time
JG
Posted by Jim G. / Tue, Jul 02
Before And After Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensors, 4-Wire, Female Connector Gender
4.0/5
Haven't put them on yet
GW
Posted by Geno W. / Sat, Aug 19
Before And After Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensors, 4-Wire, Female Connector Gender
5.0/5
Works great
JC
Posted by Jamey C. / Wed, Jul 12
SatisfiedBefore And After Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensors, 4-Wire, Female Connector Gender
5.0/5
Perfect fit and so far code has not come back on. Shipped with my catalytic converters and suffered a bit during shipment but otherwise great purchase.
SW
Posted by Sugar W. / Thu, Feb 02
Thank youBefore And After Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensors, 4-Wire, Female Connector Gender
5.0/5
Thank you for fine
SD
Posted by Sonya D. / Mon, Jan 02
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Question: Are they both the same part number?David C. / Sep 07, 2024
Hi David, I'm glad to assist you. No, the part numbers for this set of upstream and downstream oxygen sensors are REPB960916 and REPF960909. It is a guaranteed fit part if your truck/SUV appears in the vehicle fitment information below (after selecting the year, make, model, submodel, and engine size). Grab our lowest offer and click the link below to buy the sensors today. Happy shopping!
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Answered by Jeonino E. / Sat, Sep 07Question: I have a 2008 cadillac dts 4.6l NHP. I have purchased a couple of types of 02 sensors. From wide band to narrow band. I clear the codes on the dash . But when i crank it in the morning, the check engine light comes back on. I thinking it could be a bad wire to the bank 1 sensor 1. I have changed cam sensor crankshaft position sensor. Almost all ignition parts. Coolant temperature switch. Fuel pressure sensor. Everything. What else could it be???Curley W. / Aug 08, 2024
Hi Curley, thanks for initiating contact. The fact that the light comes back primarily in the morning suggests a potential temperature-related issue or a component that's acting up when the engine is cold. In this case, there are a lot of potential gremlins and it is hard to diagnose without visual inspection of the vehicle. We suggest having the vehicle checked by a professional mechanic they have the tools and expertise to determine what needs to be replaced. Have a nice day!
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