Walker Products Oxygen Sensor P/N:350-35115
Walker Products 350-34608 oxygen sensor for the 1989-1992 Toyota Supra 6-cylinder 3.0L reads the oxygen content of the exhaust gas. This upstream Walker Products oxygen sensor is made for its specific application and fitment position.
A failing sensor can show up as rough running, higher fuel use, more exhaust emissions or a lit check engine light. These signs alone do not prove the sensor is at fault, since a vacuum leak is another common source. With the engine off and cool, you can also look over the sensor, wiring harness and connector for physical damage.
The 1989-1992 Toyota Supra 6-cylinder 3.0L (L6-3.0L) takes one upstream sensor. This listing is a single sensor.
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Is this the right oxygen sensor for the 1989-1992 Toyota Supra 6-cylinder 3.0L?
Yes. Walker Products 350-34608 is an upstream oxygen sensor listed for the 1989-1992 Toyota Supra with the L6-3.0L engine, and that car takes one.
What thread size does this narrow-band oxygen sensor have?
Walker Products 350-34608 is a narrow-band sensor with an M18 - 1.5 thread.
Is this an upstream or a downstream oxygen sensor?
This sensor is listed for the upstream position. It measures oxygen in the exhaust gas so the engine computer can monitor the air-fuel ratio.
Can a bad oxygen sensor raise fuel consumption?
Yes, a failed sensor can lead to higher fuel consumption, along with rough running, more exhaust emissions or a warning light. A shop can scan the stored codes to see which sensor is involved.
What is the platinum layer on this oxygen sensor for?
The electrodes are made with a gas-permeable platinum layer. The coating protects the electrode surfaces from contamination and erosion by combustion residue and particulates in the exhaust.
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