AP Exhaust Oxygen Sensor Gasket P/N:9291 (Pack of 5)

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MPN: 9291

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AP Exhaust Oxygen Sensor Gasket P/N:9291 (Pack of 5)

$14.99

Description

Keep exhaust gas flowing through the intended path with the AP Exhaust Oxygen Sensor Gasket (MPN 9291), a direct-fit replacement for a wide range of applications including the 2010-2013 Acura MDX, 1990-1997 Geo Prizm, 2016-2019 Honda HR-V, 2017-2020 Honda Ridgeline, and dozens of Toyota trucks and cars — see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list. This gasket seals the exhaust joint at the oxygen sensor connection, helping prevent exhaust leaks at that flange.

Inside diameter: 3/4 in
Bolt-to-bolt length: 1-11/16 in
Packaging: boxed; one gasket per application on the listed vehicles
Country of origin: India

Signs the original gasket may need replacing include a ticking or hissing exhaust noise and the smell of exhaust fumes near the joint. If a failed gasket at this connection is the cause, this part replaces it. Replacing the gasket whenever the joint is opened helps restore a clean seal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this gasket do?

It seals the exhaust joint at the oxygen sensor connection, helping keep exhaust gas routed through the intended path and preventing leaks at that flange.

What are the key dimensions?

The gasket has a 3/4 in inside diameter and a 1-11/16 in bolt-to-bolt length.

Does this fit my vehicle?

It fits many applications, including the Acura MDX, Geo Prizm, Honda HR-V and Ridgeline, and numerous Toyota models. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact year, model, and engine.

How many gaskets do I need?

The listed applications use one gasket each (Quantity Per Application: 1), and it is boxed and sold as a single gasket.

What are signs this gasket should be replaced?

A ticking or hissing exhaust sound and the smell of exhaust near the sensor joint can indicate a failed gasket. Replace it whenever the connection is opened for a fresh seal.