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Application: Downstream sensor (located after catalytic converter)
Notes: Actual OE Part, Bank 1 Sensor 2 Narrowband. "REAR"
- PRICE: 75.99
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
- Wiring Harness Length: 18.5
2014 Nissan/Datsun Quest Oxygen Sensor
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Application: Downstream sensor (located after catalytic converter)
Notes: Actual OE Part, Bank 2 Sensor 2 Narrowband. " FRONT "
- PRICE: 83.99
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
- Wiring Harness Length: 10.8
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Application: Upstream sensor (located before catalytic converter)
Notes: Aftermarket part, Wideband. Built to 07/2014. " LEFT ", built from 08/2014.
- PRICE: 207.99
- Wire Quantity: 5
- Heated: Yes
- Product Type: Application Specific
- Housing Material: Metal
- Oxygen Sensor Type: Wide-Band
- Connector Gender: Male
- Mounting Type: Screw
- Wiring Harness Overall Length (in): 18.4
- Hex Size: 22mm
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Application: Downstream sensor (located after catalytic converter)
Notes: Aftermarket part, Narrowband. " LEFT ". Built to 07/2014.
- PRICE: 144.99
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
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Application: Downstream sensor (located after catalytic converter)
Notes: Aftermarket part, Narrowband. "REAR"
- PRICE: 98.49
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
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Application: Downstream sensor (located after catalytic converter)
Notes: Aftermarket part, Narrowband. " FRONT "
- PRICE: 95.49
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Application: Downstream sensor (located after catalytic converter)
Notes: Aftermarket part, Narrowband. "RIGHT"
- PRICE: 229.99
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
- Wiring Harness Length: 18.62
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Application: Downstream sensor (located after catalytic converter)
Notes: Aftermarket part, Narrowband. "LEFT"
- PRICE: 241.99
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
- Wiring Harness Length: 10.79
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Application: Upstream sensor (located before catalytic converter)
Notes: Actual OE Part, Wideband. Air fuel ratio sensor
- PRICE: 225.99
- Sensor Type: Narrow-Band
- Wiring Harness Length: 18.23
About
2014 Nissan/Datsun Quest Oxygen Sensor
Your ECU monitors the engine's air-fuel ratio thanks to the 2014 Quest oxygen sensor which can let the computer know when something is off. A bad sensor won't do this,risking damage to important parts like the catalytic converter,and it can turn on the Check Engine Light. By replacing this sensor,you can keep your engine running for maximum power and fuel efficiency,and minimum emissions. Shop 2014 Nissan Quest O2 sensors and get free next day delivery or same day pick up at your local store.
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