Bosch Oxygen Sensor P/N:16285
Feed the ECU clean, accurate air-fuel data with the Bosch Switching-Type Oxygen (O2) Sensor 13642, a narrow-band heated sensor that installs as a direct-fit replacement across a range of late-1990s and early-2000s Mercedes-Benz models — including the 1998-2000 CL500 [V8-5.0L], 1998-2000 E320 [V6-3.2L], and 1996-2000 S500 [V8-5.0L]. It measures oxygen in the exhaust stream and reports the air-fuel ratio back to the ECU for closed-loop fuel control, helping keep combustion stable and emissions in check.
Specs: 4-wire female round connector, threaded M18-1.5 mount, 22 mm hex, with an approximately 15.7 in wiring harness. Engineered to meet or exceed OE specifications. This sensor is cataloged for upstream and downstream positions (including upstream left and right) depending on the application. Quantity varies by application — some listed vehicles use two sensors and others use one; sold individually. Country of origin: United States. Additional applications include the 2000 E430 [V8-4.3L], 1997-1999 S320 [L6-3.2L], 1996-1999 S420 [V8-4.2L], 2000 S430 [V8-4.3L], 1997 SL320 [L6-3.2L], and 1999-2002 SL500 [V8-5.0L]; see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list. Manufacturer part number 13642.
What type of oxygen sensor is this?
It's a Bosch Switching-Type, narrow-band heated O2 sensor with an integrated heater element, a 4-wire female round connector, and M18-1.5 threads with a 22 mm hex.
Will it fit my Mercedes-Benz?
It's cataloged for models such as the 1998-2000 CL500 [V8-5.0L], 1998-2000 E320 [V6-3.2L], and 1996-2000 S500 [V8-5.0L]. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for the full application list.
How many sensors do I need?
It varies by application — some listed vehicles use two O2 sensors and others use one. This listing is sold individually; confirm the quantity for your engine in the Buyer's Guide.
Is a wiring harness included?
Yes, a wiring harness is included. A mounting bracket is not included.
What are signs this sensor may need replacing?
Signs an O2 sensor may need attention include a check engine light, poor fuel economy, or rough running. Diagnose the cause first, since these symptoms can have other sources.
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