Honda CRV 2002 - 2004 Bosch Oxygen Sensor

Has your engine been running a little rough lately? Your vehicle relies on a number of components both large and small to ensure smooth performance, and one of the small but important parts is your Honda CRV Oxygen Sensor. You will find your oxygen sensor mounted near your exhaust manifold, where it is charged with the strenuous task of measuring the amount of oxygen contained in the gases leaving your cylinders. This is important information for your engine to have, as it determines how much fuel will be injected into your cylinders. If you have a faulty CRV 2002 - 2004 oxygen sensor, your vehicle’s onboard computer can’t accurately measure the exhaust content, and will by default inject too much fuel rather than too little, because not enough fuel can damage your engine. To improve your miles per gallon and help your engine run better, consider replacing your faulty oxygen sensor with a reliable Honda Bosch oxygen sensor. Your engine will thank you for it, and so will your wallet when you end up saving money on your fuel fill-ups. You should replace your oxygen sensor approximately every 100,000 miles, as well as whenever you have exhaust work done on your vehicle. Auto part customers understandably desire superb customer support while looking at quality auto parts for a car or truck. That's why we built a round-the-clock support desk to answer all your questions. Nobody likes to pay for shipping, so all parts come with free shipping for each order greater than $50. If you spot a lower price elsewhere, tell us - we will meet or beat any legitimate auto part price.

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BOSCH UNIVERSAL REGULAR CLASS OXYGEN SENSOR, 4-WIRE -- 26 in. wire length, planar; Manufactured with a two-foot length sensor wire; Uses a submersible patented connection system that protects against contamination and withstands the effects of extreme temperatures and engine vibration; Features posi-lock connectors that can be unscrewed and reconnected in case of a wiring mistake; Wire splicing required.. 4 Wire, Planar, Check or Replace Interval: 100, 000 Miles