Walker Products Oxygen Sensor P/N:250-24851
Walker Products 250-24021 oxygen sensor for the 1993-1995 BMW 525i 6-cylinder 2.5L and other vehicles measures the oxygen in the exhaust gas. It is a narrow-band sensor for the upstream position, and the ECU reads its signal.
A failing oxygen sensor can show up as rough running, higher fuel consumption, more exhaust emissions or a lit malfunction indicator light. These signs alone do not prove the sensor is at fault, since a damaged wiring harness or connector can produce them too.
This sensor fits the 1993-1995 BMW 525i 6-cylinder 2.5L and the 1993 BMW 525iT 6-cylinder 2.5L. The listing is one sensor, and these BMWs need one in the upstream position.
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Is this a BMW 525i oxygen sensor for 1993-1995 cars with the 6-cylinder 2.5L?
Yes. Walker Products 250-24021 is listed for the 1993-1995 BMW 525i 6-cylinder 2.5L and the 1993 BMW 525iT 6-cylinder 2.5L.
What type of Walker Products oxygen sensor is the 250-24021?
The Walker Products 250-24021 is a 4-wire narrow-band sensor made for the upstream position.
What are the electrodes on this oxygen sensor made of?
The electrodes are made of a gas-permeable platinum layer. A coating protects their surfaces from combustion residue and particulates in the exhaust.
How can I tell if this narrow-band oxygen sensor is going bad?
Poor running, higher fuel use, more emissions or a malfunction indicator light can all come with a sensor problem. Newer cars may also store a related fault code in the ECU.
Does a narrow-band oxygen sensor like this one affect fuel economy?
It measures oxygen levels so the ECU can fine-tune the air-fuel mixture, which helps fuel economy. The Walker Products 250-24021 does this from the upstream position.
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