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1998 Ford E-150 Econoline Club Wagon DENSO Downstream Left and Right Oxygen Sensor 2pcs Kit
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1998 Ford E-150 Econoline Club Wagon DENSO Downstream Left and Right Oxygen Sensor 2pcs Kit
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Position: Left
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Condition: New
Includes: (1) Oxygen Sensor Kit, Hardware
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Product Specifications
Features & Benefits
- •Direct OE fit - no modifications needed
- •Meets or exceeds manufacturer specs
- •24-month warranty included
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BrandDENSO
Part NumberKAB-551741
Part TypeOxygen Sensor Kit
ConditionNew
UPC/GTIN00042511141278
Sensor TypeNarrow-Band
Compatibility
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I know if my oxygen sensors need replacing?
Common signs include a check engine light (P0130-P0167 codes), decreased fuel economy, rough idle, and failed emissions tests. Most oxygen sensors should be replaced every 60,000-100,000 miles.
What is the difference between upstream and downstream oxygen sensors?
Upstream (pre-catalytic converter) sensors monitor the air/fuel mixture going into the engine and help adjust fuel injection. Downstream (post-catalytic converter) sensors monitor catalytic converter efficiency.
Is Denso an OEM supplier?
Yes. Denso is one of the world's largest OEM auto parts manufacturers, supplying original equipment to Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, GM, Ford, and many other automakers.
Can I install oxygen sensors myself?
Yes, oxygen sensor replacement is a moderate DIY job. You will need an oxygen sensor socket or wrench. Make sure the engine is cool before starting and apply anti-seize compound to the new sensor threads.
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Product Specifications
Brand
DENSO
Part Type
Oxygen Sensor Kit
Sensor Type
Narrow-Band
Wire Quantity
4
Part Number
KAB-551741
U P C/ G T I N
00042511141278
Mounting Type
Threaded
Connector Gender
Male
U P C/ G T I N00042511141278
Sensor TypeNarrow-Band
Mounting TypeThreaded
Wire Quantity4
Connector GenderMale
Wiring Harness Length18.82 in
Universal Or Specific FitSpecific
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1998 Ford E-150 Econoline Club Wagon DENSO Downstream Left and Right Oxygen Sensor 2pcs Kit
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1998 Ford E-150 Econoline Club Wagon DENSO Downstream Left and Right Oxygen Sensor 2pcs Kit
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What's Included
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Oxygen Sensor
Product Specs
BrandDENSO
Part NumberKAB-551741
Part TypeOxygen Sensor Kit
Kit Contains1 piece
ConditionNew
UPC/GTIN00042511141278
Compatibility
Questions & Answers
Common signs include a check engine light (P0130-P0167 codes), decreased fuel economy, rough idle, and failed emissions tests. Most oxygen sensors should be replaced every 60,000-100,000 miles.
Upstream (pre-catalytic converter) sensors monitor the air/fuel mixture going into the engine and help adjust fuel injection. Downstream (post-catalytic converter) sensors monitor catalytic converter efficiency.
Yes. Denso is one of the world's largest OEM auto parts manufacturers, supplying original equipment to Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, GM, Ford, and many other automakers.
Yes, oxygen sensor replacement is a moderate DIY job. You will need an oxygen sensor socket or wrench. Make sure the engine is cool before starting and apply anti-seize compound to the new sensor threads.
Questions? Call 1-888-477-2530
About DENSO
DENSO
Denso is one of the world's largest OEM auto parts suppliers, providing original equipment to Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, GM, and other major automakers. Their aftermarket parts are built to the same exacting standards as their OE products.
Why Trust DENSO?
- OEM-quality manufacturing standards
- Rigorous testing and quality control
- 24-month warranty coverage
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Benefits
OEM supplier quality - Denso is an original equipment manufacturer for Toyota, Honda, GM, and other major automakers
Direct-fit design for hassle-free bolt-on installation
Complete kit saves time and money vs buying parts individually
Precise air/fuel ratio monitoring for optimal engine performance
Helps maintain fuel efficiency and reduce harmful emissions
Things to Know
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, known to cause cancer and birth defects. P65Warnings.ca.gov