Kwiksen 234-9028 Air Fuel Ratio Oxygen Sensor Upstream Right Replacement

Kwiksen 234-9028 Air Fuel Ratio Oxygen Sensor Upstream Right Replacement

Name: Kwiksen 234-9028 Air Fuel Ratio Oxygen Sensor Upstream Right Replacement
Brand: Kwiksen
SKU: 736708
Price: 42.99 USD
Rating: 7.05 (59 reviews)

$ 42.99

Score By Feature

Based on 59 ratings

Easy to install

8.91

Value for money

7.98

Mileage

4.67

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Product Description

The following cross part number is used The 9028 oxygen sensor senses oxygen levels in the atmosphere

Approximately 3500 words The width of the film is 300mm. The width of the screen is 81 inches

The wire configuration is 4 wires

Connect directly to a computer Taking the place of

Among the contents of the package are The Fuel Ratio Sensor is included with one sensor

Questions & Answers

What do you call an upstream oxygen sensor in a 2002 Toyota Sienna LE?

Harry, I found that this was a solution for my 2002 Toyota RAV4

As far as we know, the part is labelled 'right side airfuel'. What side is this, looking from the driver's perspective? Does it replace the sensor in bank 2 of the a/f bank on the 2002 Toyota Rav4?

This is the right part for my 2003 RAV4 and is easy

In my 2002 Rav I have three terminal sensors, two gray and one black. Can you tell me what they are?

Your Upstream Right is the only area this item will fit.

Selected User Reviews For Kwiksen 234-9028 Air Fuel Ratio Oxygen Sensor Upstream Right Replacement

It's a joke, that's for sure! It was installed in 10 days, and the check engine light is back on

3/5

I guess you get what you pay for when you buy something. So after I complained, I got a replacement sent to me, and guess what I got? There is already a trip on the car for the same code. Try to save up for the real thing, and do yourself a big favor. In order to fix the problem, you'll have to spend more time dealing with the problem. You would only need to use this "brand" if you had a code and were required to pass emissions or if you were trading or selling your vehicle. What a waste of time!.

Lillian Palmer

| May 17, 2021

OEM dense is the way to go

3/5

After replacing the catalytic converter and all the oxygen sensors, the check engine light went back on after four days.

Mira Fisher

| Oct 07, 2020

OEM is the only way to go

3/5

This is a terrible product. It has stopped working after a few months. If you want to exercise the 1 year warranty, you will be given the run around by Kliksen. You should buy Denso if you have the extra cash. The end result was that I ended up doing that.

Davis Grimes

| Aug 09, 2020

I love the price and I like how it does what it says it will

4/5

I like this price a lot.

Claire Avery

| Dec 31, 2020

I give this review five stars

5/5

This is a good set of sensors and is.

Alondra Larson

| Apr 13, 2021

AF Ratio sensor on the driver side of an '02 Toyota RAV4 with 153000 miles on it

5/5

I am having trouble with it during upstream left (driver It was a good day overall. My hope is that it will last over 70K Please accept my sincere thanks.

London Friedman

| Nov 08, 2020

I worked only for four days

3/5

The fourth day was the last day of work. There is nothing funny about this.

Anahi Willis

| Sep 30, 2020

Better price, same quality as OEM

5/5

Both work as well as OEM for half the price. Great value, easy to install if you can get rid of the old one. Don't do yourself a disservice by not getting the right tools for this job, if you don't have an offset socket.