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PAT Premium Oxygen Lambda Sensor Fits Mazda Axela BK 20F 4WD BKEP Hatchback [06/2006 to 05/2009] (2.0L LFVE 4 Cyl DOHC VVT MPFI)

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PAT Premium Oxygen Lambda Sensor

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Specifications
Wires: 4

Tick This part will fit the following Vehicles:

Mazda Axela BK (2.0 Litre 4 Cyl LFVE DOHC 16v):
  • 20F 4WD BKEP 4WD Hatchback 4 Door [06/2006 to 05/2009] 106KW With Auto or Manual Transmission
Mazda Mazda 5 CW (2.0 Litre 4 Cyl LFVE DOHC 16v):
  • FWD 4 Door [08/2010 to 01/2013] 102KW With Auto Transmission

Description

The PAT Premium Oxygen Lambda Sensor, product code OZA495F23, sets the standard for high-quality oxygen sensors in the automotive industry. As a vital component in the emissions control system of your vehicle, this sensor plays a crucial role in measuring the oxygen content in the exhaust gases. With its four-wire design, this sensor provides precise and accurate readings to ensure your vehicle is running efficiently and effectively.

Designed for durability and longevity, the PAT Premium Oxygen Lambda Sensor is built to withstand the harsh conditions of the engine bay. Its rugged construction ensures that it can handle the heat and vibrations that come with daily driving, ensuring a reliable performance for miles to come. With its easy installation process, you can quickly and easily replace your old sensor with this top-of-the-line PAT Premium product, giving you peace of mind and confidence in your vehicle's emissions control system.

Whether you're a seasoned automotive enthusiast or just looking to maintain your vehicle's performance, the PAT Premium Oxygen Lambda Sensor is the perfect choice for your oxygen sensor needs. With its superior quality and precision engineering, you can trust that this sensor will deliver accurate readings and reliable performance, allowing you to drive with confidence and peace of mind. Upgrade to the PAT Premium Oxygen Lambda Sensor and experience the difference in your vehicle's emissions control system today.