Air Fuel Ratio Oxygen Sensor For Toyota Yaris Vios Altis Corolla 89465-52380 8946552380 89465 52380

Description:

Package included:

1 x 89465-52380 Heated Oxygen Sensor

Interchange Part OEM Number:

15274  156-4248  156-4287  19060277  213-3057  234-4524  250-24489  75-2529  8946552190  8946552380  ES20157  FE8916  SG818  SU6262 SU6263  SU6264  SU6783  89465-52190
LS140567 OZA586TY10 89465 52380 25024489

Fitment

General 05/2008-07/2013 FOR TOYOTA YARIS NCP90,ZSP91

General 08/2005-06/2011 FOR TOYOTA YARIS NCP9*

General 08/2011- FOR TOYOTA YARIS NCP13*

General 01/2006-08/2014 FOR TOYOTA YARIS NCP91

General 10/2013- FOR TOYOTA YARIS NCP15*,NSP152

General 02/2008-06/2013 FOR TOYOTA VIOS NCP92,ZSP92

General 01/2006- FOR TOYOTA YARIS NCP9*

General 02/2007-02/2014 FOR TOYOTA VIOS NCP9*

General 04/2013- FOR TOYOTA VIOS, YARIS NCP15*

General 08/2000-07/2008 FOR TOYOTA ALTIS, COROLLA CE120,NZE12*,ZZE12*

General 04/2007-02/2014 FOR TOYOTA COROLLA CE140,NZE141,ZRE14*,ZZE14*

General 12/2007-06/2014 FOR TOYOTA ALTIS, COROLLA CE140,NDE140,NZE140,ZRE14*,ZZE14*

General 10/2013- FOR TOYOTA ALTIS, COROLLA NDE170,NZE170,ZRE17*,ZZE172

for 2007-2014 Toyota Corolla CE140,NZE141

for 2008-2013 TOYOTA YARIS NCP90,ZSP91

for 2004-06 Scion xB L4 1.5L Upstream Bank 1 Sensor 1
for 2004-06 Scion xA L4 1.5L Upstream Bank 1 Sensor 1
for 2003-05 Toyota Echo L4 1.5L Upstream Bank 1 Sensor 1
for 2006-2011 Toyota Yaris NCP90 Hatchback 1.3 VVT-i FWD Petrol 1.3L 4cyl 63kW 2NZ-FE,2SZ-FE 1299cc 63kW (Petrol)

for 2006-2011 Toyota Yaris NCP91 Hatchback 1.5 FWD Petrol 1.5L 4cyl 80kW 1NZ-FE 1497cc 80kW (Petrol)

for 2007-2011 Toyota Yaris NCP93 Sedan 1.5 FWD Petrol 1.5L 4cyl 80kW 1NZ-FE 1497cc 80kW (Petrol)

Product Attributes

Wrench Size: 0.87 in

Overall Length: 19.29in

Wire Quantity: 4

Terminal Quantity: 4

Connector Gender: Male

Terminal Gender: Male

Sensor Type: Narrow-Band

Connector Shape: Square

Grade Type: Standard Replacement

Mounting Type: Threaded

Heated: Yes

Sensor Design: Thimble

O2 Sensor Installation Steps

①Disconnect the battery

Prevent accidental short circuits.

②Locate the old sensor

Usually found on the exhaust manifold or pipe.

③Unplug the sensor connector

Carefully disconnect the wiring harness.

④Remove the old sensor

Use an O2 sensor socket or wrench to unscrew.

⑤Clean the sensor port

Remove any rust or debris from the threaded hole.

⑥Apply anti-seize compound (if not pre-applied)

On the threads only, avoid the sensor tip.

⑦Install the new sensor

Thread it in by hand, then tighten with a wrench (do not overtighten).

⑧Reconnect the sensor wiring

Plug the harness back in securely.

⑨Reconnect the battery

Restore power to the system.

⑩Start the engine and check for codes

TIPS:

1. When it breaks, there will be a lack of acceleration power.

2. Fuel consumption will increase. If the fault light

comes on,

3. When you take it to a repair shop or a 4S store for repair,

4.They will replace a complete set of the three – way catalytic converter for you.

5. Actually, there's no need to replace the entire assembly.

6. You just need to remove the oxygen sensor.

8. And give it a clean.