title: Walker Products 250-24402 4-Wire Oxygen Sensor
full: Walker Products 250-24402 4-Wire Oxygen Sensor
  ["Walker Products Engine Management and Oxygen/Air-Fuel sensors have been engineered and developed to be an Original Equipment Manufacturers replacement for many vehicles worldwide. Every part number is manufactured for the specific application, fitment position on the vehicle, and will provide the relevant diagnostic system feedback as required by the ECU. Newer vehicles will store fault codes in the ECU, some will relate to the affected sensor and its associated systems. A failed sensor might make itself known by causing the engine to run poorly, increase fuel consumption, exhaust emissions, or illuminating a (MIL) malfunction indicator light. The sensor, wiring harness, and connector should also be checked for physical damage. This will most likely also cause their operational life to be shortened. We are an Automotive /TS 16949 certified company, with un-paralleled customer service, marketing, and shipping. Our electronic and paper catalogs are designed for today's fast paced marketplace, along with our eye catching packaging. Since 1946, Walker Products has been the number one choice for the engine management sensors and fuel system components needed for your vehicle."]
  ['Improve fuel economy', 'Lower emissions', 'Made from durable material', '100% OE based oxygen sensor', 'Easy installation', 'Designed to determine the oxygen content of the exhaust gas', 'Improves fuel economy and lowers emission', 'Made from durable material', 'Facilitate easy installation', 'Corrosion resistant']
  {"Brand": "Walker Products", "Item Dimensions LxWxH": "5.75 x 1.85 x 2.13 inches", "Item Weight": "0.3 Pounds", "Style": "Modern", "Mounting Type": "Flange Mount", "Specific Uses For Product": "Oxygen Sensor", "Manufacturer": "Walker Products", "Model": "O2 Sensor", "Product Dimensions": "5.75 x 1.85 x 2.13 inches", "Exterior": "Polished", "Manufacturer Part Number": "", "OEM Part Number": "Honda ,36532-P30-A01", "Date First Available": "October 10, 2007"}