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Walker Oxygen Lambda Sensor Fits Jeep Grand Cherokee WG Laredo WJ SUV [01/2002 to 12/2002] (4.0L ERH 6 Cyl OHV EFI)

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Walker Oxygen Lambda Sensor

Fitment Information:

Suits: Rear 01/2002 to 12/2002

AlertWARNING! This part will Not FIT:

Before 01/2002 and After 12/2002

$129.06

Specifications
Wires: 4

Alert WARNING! This part will NOT FIT the following Vehicles:

Jeep Grand Cherokee WG (4.0 Litre 6 Cyl ERH OHV 12v):
  • Laredo WJ 4WD SUV 4 Door [11/2000 to 12/2001] [01/2003 to 05/2005] 140KW With Auto Transmission
  • LIMITED 4WD 4 Door [11/2000 to 12/2001] [01/2003 to 05/2005] 140KW With Auto Transmission

Tick This part will fit the following Vehicles:

Jeep Grand Cherokee WG (4.0 Litre 6 Cyl ERH OHV 12v):
  • Laredo WJ 4WD SUV 4 Door [01/2002 to 12/2002] 140KW With Auto Transmission With: Suits: Rear
  • LIMITED 4WD 4 Door [01/2002 to 12/2002] 140KW With Auto Transmission With: Suits: Rear

Description

The Walker Oxygen Lambda Sensor with product code 250-24345 is a reliable and high-quality sensor designed to provide accurate readings of oxygen levels in your vehicle's exhaust system. This sensor is manufactured by Walker, a trusted brand known for its durable and dependable automotive parts.

This Oxygen Lambda Sensor features four wires, which allow for precise monitoring of oxygen levels in the exhaust gases. This sensor is essential for ensuring your vehicle runs efficiently and meets emissions standards. With its advanced technology and quality construction, you can trust that the Walker Oxygen Lambda Sensor will help your vehicle perform at its best.

Whether you're dealing with a Check Engine light or simply want to optimize your vehicle's fuel efficiency, the Walker Oxygen Lambda Sensor is a crucial component for any automotive maintenance or repair job. Trust in the reliability and accuracy of this sensor to keep your vehicle running smoothly and cleanly. Upgrade to the Walker Oxygen Lambda Sensor for a reliable and precise solution to your oxygen sensing needs.