DENSO Auto Parts Air / Fuel Ratio Sensor P/N:234-5164
DENSO Auto Parts 234-9054 air / fuel ratio sensor for the 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander 4-cylinder 2.4L reports the oxygen content of the exhaust to the engine computer. This DENSO Auto Parts air fuel ratio sensor is a heated, four-wire, wide-band unit for the upstream position.
A check engine light, rough running or poor fuel economy can mean the sensor is no longer reading the exhaust correctly. Before you replace it, rule out damaged wiring, an exhaust leak near the sensor and other faults that set the same fuel-mixture codes.
This listing is one upstream sensor. It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander 4-cylinder 2.4L, which takes one.
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Does the DENSO Auto Parts 234-9054 fit the 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander 4-cylinder 2.4L?
Yes. DENSO Auto Parts 234-9054 is a direct-fit upstream sensor for the 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander 4-cylinder 2.4L, which takes one.
Is the DENSO 234-9054 a wide-band sensor with a heater?
Yes. DENSO 234-9054 is a heated wide-band air / fuel ratio sensor with four wires, a male connector and a 19.02 in wiring harness.
What protects the sensing element in this air / fuel ratio sensor?
A laser-welded stainless housing resists corrosion and a PTFE filter blocks contaminants. Dual-layer protection also shields the ceramic element.
What signs can point to a failing upstream air / fuel ratio sensor?
A check engine light, rough running or poor fuel economy can all mean the sensor is failing, though other faults produce the same signs.
Where is the DENSO 234-9054 air / fuel ratio sensor made?
The DENSO 234-9054 air / fuel ratio sensor lists the United States as its country of origin.
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