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General Motors 213-3673 Heated Oxygen Sensor
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Vendor: General Motors
Type: Oxygen
Sku: WBCARB000W952DE
Available: Available
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General Motors 213-3673 Heated Oxygen Sensor
$50.99
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the purpose of the General Motors 213-3673 Heated Oxygen Sensor? A: The General Motors 213-3673 Heated Oxygen Sensor measures the proportion of oxygen in your vehicle's exhaust gases. This information is used by the engine management computer to adjust the air/fuel ratio, optimizing engine performance, emissions, and fuel economy.
- Q: Is the GM 213-3673 Oxygen Sensor compatible with all GM vehicles? A: The GM 213-3673 Heated Oxygen Sensor is specifically designed as a replacement part for various GM vehicles. It is crucial to check your vehicle's compatibility before purchasing to ensure proper fit and function.
- Q: How does a heated oxygen sensor improve vehicle performance? A: A heated oxygen sensor, such as the GM 213-3673, helps maintain the ideal air/fuel ratio of 14.7:1 by providing accurate readings of exhaust oxygen levels. This leads to better fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and enhanced overall engine performance.
- Q: What should I consider when replacing my oxygen sensor? A: When replacing your oxygen sensor, consider factors such as vehicle compatibility, the quality of the replacement part, and whether it meets GM OE specifications for fit and function. Using a GM-recommended part like the 213-3673 ensures reliability and durability.
- Q: How can I tell if my oxygen sensor needs to be replaced? A: Signs that your oxygen sensor may need replacement include poor fuel economy, increased emissions, check engine light activation, or rough engine performance. If you experience these issues, it's advisable to have the sensor inspected and replaced if necessary.