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O2 Oxygen Sensor Upstream and Downstream for Chevy Camaro Caprice Traverse 2010-2017, for GMC Acadia 2012-2016, for Cadillac ATS CTS SRX STS 2004-2018, for Buick Enclave, Replace 234-4259 1Pc
O2 Oxygen Sensor Upstream and Downstream for Chevy Camaro Caprice Traverse 2010-2017, for GMC Acadia 2012-2016, for Cadillac ATS CTS SRX STS 2004-2018, for Buick Enclave, Replace 234-4259 1Pc
Item Details
Pickup Location
3591 John Peter Lee St
North Las Vegas, NV, 89032
Quality
New
Functional
No Damage
No Assembly Needed
In Package
No Missing Parts
brand
JOYOMSTWEstimated Retail Price
$25.99
Buyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1048880871
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Features
- APPLICABLE MODELS - Oxygen Sensor Upstream and Downstream for Chevy Camaro Caprice Traverse 3.6L V6 2010-2017, for GMC Acadia 3.6L V6 2012-2016, for Cadillac ATS CTS SRX STS 2.8L 3.0L 3.6L V6 2004-2018, for Buick Enclave 3.6L V6 2012-2017
- NOTE - Please enter your specific vehicle model before purchasing the oxygen sensor and confirm that the o2 sensor connector is exactly the same as your old part. Oxygen sensor replace 234-4259, 2344259 , 234 4259 , 250-24773 , 350-34003 , 234-4565 , 234-4566 , 234-4818 , 234-4840 , 16746 , ES20113 , SG1585 , 21545
- INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL DESIGN - JOYOMSTW oxygen sensor built-in heater accelerates ignition and improves fuel efficiency; Built-in white ceramic up to 650 ℃; OEM chip improves accuracy; The breathable membrane ensures that the sensor can be insulated
- ADVANTAGES - JOYOMSTW oxygen sensor is made of stainless steel and other materials, which can effectively detect the oxygen content. Timely replacement can improve engine performance and save fuel; easy to install
- IMPORTANCE - If the oxygen sensor fails, the fuel injection system cannot obtain relevant information, which will increase fuel consumption. The engine has unstable idle speed, misfire and other faults, the o2 sensor should be replaced in time


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