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89467-12180 Denso Oxygen Sensor For Toyota Corolla 2003-2004

89467-12180 Denso Oxygen Sensor For Toyota Corolla 2003-2004

Brand Name: GH
Model Number: 89467-12180
MOQ: 50-100PCS
Price: Negotiable
Payment Terms: T/T
Supply Ability: 1000000PCS/Mon
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
China
Certification:
ISO9001
Compatibility:
Toyota Corolla 2003-2004
Sensor Type:
Oxygen Sensor (O2 Sensor)
Thread Size:
M18 X 1.5
Operating Temperature Range:
-40°C To 900°C
Material:
Ceramic Zirconia + Stainless Steel
Response Time:
Less Than 100 Milliseconds
Warranty:
Typically 12 Months
Connector Type:
Standard OEM Connector
Packaging Details:
Carton Box
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Denso Oxygen Sensor for Toyota Corolla

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2003-2004 Toyota Corolla oxygen sensor

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Denso O2 sensor with warranty

Product Description

89467-12180 Denso Oxygen Sensor For Toyota Corolla 2003-2004


Description
4-wire heated air-fuel ratio oxygen sensor, direct OEM replacement for 89467-12180. Features stable signal output and high heat resistance, accurately detects exhaust oxygen concentration to optimize fuel injection, improve fuel efficiency and reduce harmful emissions.


Fitment Vehicles (Compatible Models) 

1. Toyota | Corolla 2003-2004


Specification

Item Specification
OE Part Number 89467-12180
Product Type Heated Air-Fuel Ratio Oxygen Sensor
Wire Configuration 4-Wire Heated Type
Thread Specification M18×1.5
Heat Resistance High Temperature Resistant
Certification IATF16949, OEM Standard
Warranty 12-Month Warranty
Package 1 Piece Oxygen Sensor
Response Time < 100ms
Quality Certification ISO/TS16949, CE, Denso Original Standard
Installation Feature Direct Plug & Play, No Modification Required
Warranty 12-Month Unlimited Mileage Warranty
Packaging Content 1 Piece Oxygen Sensor


Installation & Notes

1. Confirm OE number 89467-12180 and vehicle model/year before purchase.

2.Disconnect the battery negative terminal before installation to avoid electrical damage.

3.Use a dedicated oxygen sensor socket; torque to 30–45 N·m; do not twist the wiring harness.

4.Keep the sensor probe clean; avoid oil, grease and contaminants.

5.After installation, clear fault codes with a scanner and test-drive to verify normal operation.