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Pontiac Vibe Sensor,Heated Oxygen(Position 1)
Part Number: 88974383$75.34 MSRP: $218.78You Save: $143.44 (66%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac Vibe Sensor,Heated Oxygen(Position 3)
Part Number: 88971389$66.98 MSRP: $139.05You Save: $72.07 (52%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac Vibe Sensor,Heated Oxygen(Position 3)
Part Number: 88971387$60.93 MSRP: $196.02You Save: $135.09 (69%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac Vibe Sensor,Heated Oxygen(Position 3)
Part Number: 88975493$110.09 MSRP: $207.72You Save: $97.63 (47%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac Vibe Sensor,Heated Oxygen(Position 1)
Part Number: 19184901$116.19 MSRP: $219.22You Save: $103.03 (47%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysPontiac Vibe Sensor,Heated Oxygen(Position 1)
Part Number: 88974015$195.45 MSRP: $355.35You Save: $159.90 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysPontiac Vibe Sensor,Heated Oxygen(Position 3)
Part Number: 88973751$77.81 MSRP: $156.64You Save: $78.83 (51%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac Vibe Oxygen Sensor
Oxygen Sensor is an important component helps into understanding the air/fuel mixture of the internal combustion in the engine exhaust system of Pontiac Vibe vehicles. As a result of sensing unburned oxygen and establishing the voltage signal from exhaust oxygen to the atmospheric oxygen, the whole process gives a signal to the engine computer for necessary corrections. Oxygen Sensors for the Pontiac Vibe are most likely zirconium dioxide with platinum-coated electrodes and are encased in ceramic with a steel shell that screws into the exhaust. These sensors are high-temperature sensors and it comes with a heater for the initiation of the sensors. A Vibe vehicle may contain several of these, while the upstream of the catalytic converter is the predominant feedback to the vehicle's computer. The Oxygen Sensor has a limited operational life and a faulty one can affect the emission and fuel consumption levels; hence it must be replaced on time.
Each OEM Pontiac Vibe Oxygen Sensor we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Pontiac Vibe Oxygen Sensor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What are the instructions for handling and replacing oxygen sensors in Toyota Matrix and Pontiac Vibe?A: All vehicles feature On-Board Diagnostics II (OBD-II) engine management systems, capable of verifying the accuracy of the feedback loop between the oxygen sensor and the PCM. This is achieved using an oxygen sensor or air/fuel sensor before the Catalytic Converter and another oxygen sensor after it. By analyzing exhaust gas samples before and after the catalytic converter, the PCM can assess the converter's efficiency and predict potential failures. The primary (upstream) oxygen sensor (sensor 1) resides in the exhaust manifold, while the secondary (downstream) oxygen sensor (sensor 2) is positioned behind the catalytic converter. It is crucial to handle sensors with care:The oxygen and air/fuel sensors have attached pigtails and electrical connectors that must not be detached, as this can disrupt sensor operation.Keep grease, dirt, and contaminants away from the electrical connector and the sensor's louvered end.Avoid using cleaning solvents on these sensors.Handle oxygen and air/fuel sensors gently to prevent damage.Ensure proper installation of the silicone boot to prevent melting and maintain sensor functionality. When replacing the oxygen sensor, especially in cold conditions when it might be challenging to loosen, it's advisable to warm the engine briefly before proceeding to prevent potential sensor damage. To replace the downstream sensor, raise the vehicle, unplug the electrical connector inside the vehicle following the oxygen sensor harness through the floor pan. For the upstream sensor, which can be replaced without lifting the vehicle, remove the engine cover and unplug the connector following the harness from the sensor mounted in the exhaust manifold. Unscrew the sensor from the exhaust manifold or pipe using a slotted socket, applying anti-seize compound to the threads for future removal, while being cautious not to contaminate the sensor tip. Reconnect the electrical connector, lower the vehicle if necessary, test drive it, and confirm the absence of trouble codes.
