DENSO Auto Parts Oxygen Sensor P/N:234-4926
DENSO Auto Parts 234-4803 oxygen sensor for the 2003-2005 Toyota Celica 4-cylinder 1.8L measures the oxygen in the exhaust so the engine computer can adjust fuel delivery. This DENSO Auto Parts oxygen sensor is a heated, narrow-band upstream unit with a threaded mount and four wires.
A check engine light, lower fuel economy or a rough idle can mean the oxygen sensor is worn, though other faults produce those signs too. Before replacing it, look over the sensor wiring and connector for damage with the engine off and cool.
It is a direct-fit part for the 2003-2005 Toyota Celica 4-cylinder 1.8L (L4-1.8L). This listing is one sensor, and that car takes one.
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Is this oxygen sensor a direct fit for the 2003-2005 Toyota Celica 4-cylinder 1.8L?
Yes. DENSO Auto Parts 234-4803 is a direct-fit upstream oxygen sensor for the 2003-2005 Toyota Celica 4-cylinder 1.8L (L4-1.8L), and the car takes one.
How long is the wiring harness on this upstream oxygen sensor?
The wiring harness is 19.29 inches long. The sensor has four wires and a male connector.
Is the DENSO 234-4803 a heated sensor?
Yes. DENSO 234-4803 is a heated, narrow-band oxygen sensor that mounts by thread, with a thread diameter of 0.708 inch.
What can a failing upstream oxygen sensor cause?
A check engine light, a rough idle or lower fuel economy can mean a worn sensor. A shop can test the sensor signal with the engine running.
What protects the ceramic element in this oxygen sensor?
A PTFE filter blocks contaminants, dual-layer protection shields the ceramic element, and an aluminum oxide trap layer guards it against silicone and lead poisoning.
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