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Application: Upstream sensor (located before catalytic converter)
Notes: Aftermarket part, Narrowband
- PRICE: 34.99
- Wire Quantity: 4
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
- Connector Gender: Female
- Wiring Harness Length: 13.2
- Mounting Type: Threaded
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Application: Downstream sensor (located after catalytic converter)
Notes: Aftermarket part, Narrowband
- PRICE: 31.99
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Application: Upstream sensor (located before catalytic converter)
Notes: Actual OE Part, Narrowband
- PRICE: 44.99
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
- Wiring Harness Length: 11.8
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2010 Jeep Commander Oxygen Sensor
The 2010 Jeep Commander O2 sensor helps manage fuel consumption and emissions by ensuring your engine is receiving the proper air-fuel ratio. A bad sensor can cause poor gas mileage, rough idle, and it can cause a lit Check Engine Light too. Browse our selection of 2010 Commander oxygen sensors and find the right part at the right price.
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