Bosch 13474 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment - Will this fit my 2008 GMC Dena;i 6.2 liter engine? And, do I need 2 for this applicatio?
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It fit my 1998 Pontiac Grand Prix. You don't hane to do both but you have to get the right one they are upstream before the converter or downstre after convert they are the same for most manufacturer but wire length and connection is different
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The front sensor is the air fuel sensor. The rear sensor is the oxygen sensor. I installed both. Easy Job. My check engine light condition was fixed! Denso makes great parts and they fit EXACTLY
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Any good? I am not sure what you want to know. They are Bosch sensors. They are (to my understanding) OEM. As long as you buy the correct sensor (up/down stream cabling is of different lengths) for the correct placement/problem, they work fine. I purchased two upstream pieces because they were due to be replaced. I had gotten several codes to that effect. No codes of that type since.IF you plan on a downstream sensor resolving 'inefficient cat' codes..you will almost certainly be disappointed. The O2 sensor is not likely the cause of those codes. Such codes are MORE likely to be a cat failure: Particularly the left (driver's side) cat on an E38. Any good? I am not sure what you want to know. They are Bosch sensors. They are (to my understanding) OEM. As long as you buy the correct sensor (up/down stream cabling is of different lengths) for the correct placement/problem, they work fine. I purchased two upstream pieces because they were due to be replaced. I had gotten several codes to that effect. No codes of that type since.IF you plan on a downstream sensor resolving 'inefficient cat' codes..you will almost certainly be disappointed. The O2 sensor is not likely the cause of those codes. Such codes are MORE... » Read More Any good? I am not sure what you want to know. They are Bosch sensors. They are (to my understanding) OEM. As long as you buy the correct sensor (up/down stream cabling is of different lengths) for the correct placement/problem, they work fine. I purchased two upstream pieces because they were due to be replaced. I had gotten several codes to that effect. No codes of that type since.IF you plan on a downstream sensor resolving 'inefficient cat' codes..you will almost certainly be disappointed. The O2 sensor is not likely the cause of those codes. Such codes are MORE likely to be a cat failure: Particularly the left (driver's side) cat on an E38. « Show Less
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I don't think it will fit. Input all your auto info in Amazon Garage and that will help you find the proper O2 Sensor.
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This is the first sensor before catalytic. The second O2 sensor Bosch 16373. Sorry for my English.
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Go to bosch.com, find oxygen sensors and look up your vehicle. I found for a 2000 ranger V6 for some VIN numbers left bank and right bank sensors were the same, but for other VIN numbers they were different. Those were the upstream sensors. In both cases the downstream sensor was different (longer wires). Bosch will tell you what you need, but always buy an "OEM fit" sensor. Universal fit means YOU have to cut wires and put a plug on the end.
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Amazon.com: Denso 234-9005 Oxygen Sensor: Automotivehttp://www.amazon.com › ... › Air & Fuel Ratio... 234-9005. OEM Part Number, 36531PPAA01, 36531PNDA01 ... This sensor worked perfectly in my 2004 Honda Civic Hybrid. .... This IS the correct part for a 2004 Civic LX with a D17A1 engine.
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I am mechanic and i dont see that is a air fuel sensor, if your car use air fuel ratio, it is not posible to chang for a second sensor, because the second is a oxigen sensor and work very different, you can not change.
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Find you manual and make sure if your engine is 1MZFE. BTW, there are 4 sensors in 1MZFE, this one is for the code 1135(bank 1 sensor 1) and 1155(bank 2 sensor 1)
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I really cannot answer your question. I purchased this sensor for Toyota Tundra with a V8 engine. Sorry I couldn't give you more help.
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I can't imagine any reason why the type of transmission would have a bearing on the oxygen sensor. I've replaced my sensors and don't recall seeing anything about transmission, so my guess is that if the part matches your make/model/year, you should be ok. If you want to be sure, pull the old one and order based on it. If you have ramps or jack stands, the sensors are not too hard to reach.
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Per Bosch website, part #15284 are upstream (between engine and catalytic converter) and part #13779 are downstream (after the catalytic converter) for my application (2005 GMC Sierra 5.3L). Check your application at: http://www.boschautoparts.com/VehiclePartFinder/Pages/VehiclePartFinder.aspx
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My '02 4Runner was throwing the same code. Not sure of the Camry's setup but I replaced both my upstream and downstream o2 sensors since they were way over due and it cleared the code. I would definitely start with the o2's since they're a lot cheaper than a new cat and see if this fixes it.
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I went onto oxygensensors.com and got the part number from there. I went with the Denso brand and it was the cheapest in town with an exact fit. I hope this helps you!!
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HONDA OEM 36532-RAA-A11 Oxygen Sensor type that in ebay thats the factory one, good luck
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I have a 1992 Honda Accord DX. This part does not fit my car. Before you order this part disconnect the plug and check to see if the plug is the same as the picture. The Correct part for my car is Bosch 13322 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment. If your are replacing this part make sure you have either a Oxygen Sensor Socket or a Oxygen Sensor Offset Puller. My Honda needs a Oxygen Sensor Socket.
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I don't remember - it was for my girlfriend's car. You have to do a little research. Can you tell me what fault code you are getting? Based on that fault code, search om the net and you'll get a diagram telling you which sensor it is. Here's something for you: http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/carguyjosh/2010-11-10_012356_rav4_o2_location.jpg