Denso
DENSO makes engine management and electrical parts for cars, trucks and SUVs. At Restauco this page brings together DENSO oxygen sensors, radiators and A/C compressors. Oxygen sensors tell the engine computer how much oxygen is left in the exhaust so it can adjust the fuel mixture.
You will find DENSO universal oxygen sensors in 2-wire unheated, 3-wire heated and 4-wire heated designs, with the wire length and the upstream or downstream position listed on each part. A universal sensor uses your old connector or a splice, so read the installation notes on each listing. We also list DENSO radiators and A/C compressors.
From the shop: an oxygen sensor code does not always mean a bad sensor. Before you replace one, check for exhaust leaks ahead of the sensor, vacuum leaks, misfires and damaged wiring. A leak in front of the sensor pulls in outside air and gives a false lean reading. Use a proper oxygen sensor socket, put anti-seize only on the threads if the new sensor does not already have it, and keep it off the tip. Upstream sensors control the fuel mixture; downstream sensors watch the catalytic converter.
Count the wires on your old sensor and note its position before you order. Confirm your part by year, make, model and engine, or send us your VIN and we will help you check it.
2001-2009 Mazda / Ford Remanufactured Alternator - Denso 210-5373
Engine Oil Filter
1995-1999 Chevrolet / Pontiac IGN Wire Set-7MM - Denso 671-6038
2005-2008 Dodge / Chrysler Radiator - Denso 221-7009
1998-2013 Mitsubishi & More Oxygen Sensor 4 Wire, 22.83 - Denso 234-4738
2001-2010 Lexus Remanufactured Alternator - Denso 210-1054
2007-2022 Toyota Remanufactured Alternator - Denso 210-1147
2007-2012 Nissan Versa Cabin Air Filter - Denso 453-4019
Engine Oil Filter
Air/Fuel Sensor 5 Wire, Direct Fit, Heated, Wire Length: 19.96 - Upstream
Oxygen Sensor 3 Wire, Direct Fit, Heated, Wire Length: 17.83 - Upstream, Downstream
Oxygen Sensor 4 Wire, Direct Fit, Heated, Wire Length: 20.47 - Downstream
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