Bosch Oxygen Sensor P/N:15936
Bosch 16145 oxygen sensor for the 2009-2012 Porsche 911 H6 3.6L or 3.8L measures the air-fuel ratio in the exhaust and reports it to the ECU. This downstream Bosch O2 sensor helps keep combustion stable and emissions low.
A check engine light, poor fuel economy or rough running can be signs of a worn sensor, though other faults cause the same symptoms. With the engine off and cool, look over the wiring and connector for cuts or melted insulation first; a shop can test the signal. The 2009-2012 Porsche 911 H6 3.6L or 3.8L takes two downstream sensors, and this listing is one sensor.
This sensor fits the 2009-2012 Porsche 911 with the H6 3.6L or 3.8L engine.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One oxygen sensor with its wiring harness. A mounting bracket is not included.
Is the Bosch 16145 the right Porsche 911 oxygen sensor for 2009-2012 H6 3.6L or 3.8L cars?
Yes. Bosch 16145 fits the 2009-2012 Porsche 911 H6 3.6L or 3.8L, and this listing is for the downstream position.
Does the Bosch 16145 oxygen sensor come with a wiring harness and mounting bracket?
Yes to the wiring harness, no to the mounting bracket. This listing is one oxygen sensor.
What thread size and hex does this downstream oxygen sensor have?
The thread size is M18 - 1.5 and the hex size is 22 mm. Length from the sealing surface to the end of the connector is 31.5 in.
Is the Bosch premium oxygen sensor 16145 a heated sensor?
Yes. Bosch 16145 is a heated narrow-band switching-type sensor that reaches operating temperature in under 10 seconds.
Do I need to put anti-seize on the threads of this oxygen sensor?
No. Conductive anti-seize is already applied to the threads, and the connectors are direct-fit.
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