Oxygen Sensors

Is your Check Engine light illuminated and showing codes? It could be time to replace your Oxygen sensor. Specifically designed for MINI vehicles, the Oxygen sensor reads the fuel air mixture and communicates with the Engine Control Unit (ECU) to optimize fuel levels for performance. These sensors are of the heated type, with one required for pre-catalytic and another for post-catalytic functions. Keep an eye out for signs of a failing O2 sensor, such as a significant drop in gas mileage, before the Check Engine light appears.

• Designed for MINI vehicles for optimal performance
• Heated type sensors for pre-catalytic and post-catalytic functions
• Helps optimize fuel levels for improved performance
• Early warning sign of failing O2 sensor: dramatic decrease in gas mileage

The oxygen sensor is vital to the performance and drivability of your car. The engine computer relies on data from the sensor to make adjustments in engine efficiency and performance. When your BMW oxygen sensor fails, the computer can no longer sense the air/fuel ratio, so it ends up guessing -- resulting in poor performance, poor gas mileage, and increased pollution. Make sure your BMW engine performs as it should, and doesn't use more fuel than it needs to, by simply changing your oxygen sensor today. There is no lifespan on O2 sensors but there are several fault codes that indicate a failed sensor (O2 monitoring, cat efficiency, O2 heating circuit, O2 readiness, and others). The O2 sensor is heated and has a self-calibration feature so once you get the codes or feel performance has suffered, a new sensor is a good starting point to get you back to peak performance.

This is a Bosch O2 sensor - also known as a Lambda probe. Bosch is an OEM supplier to BMW.

Position: post-cat, after the catalytic converter (pre-cat). Bank 1 and Bank 2 use the same sensor (2 required per vehicle).

This item fits the following BMWs:
2006-2010 E60 BMW M5
2006-2010 E63 E64 BMW M6

A new oxygen sensor can improve driveability and lengthen engine life. Ultimately, you achieve a smoother running engine that is more fuel efficient. Feedback from the oxygen sensor provides closed-loop control of the injected quantity of fuel for optimum air-fuel mixture, enabling virtually complete combustion to take place. Contaminants in gas and certain atmospheric conditions can drastically shorten the life of any oxygen sensor, therefore they should be checked with every periodic maintenance and changed if necessary.

This is the OEM Bosch oxygen sensor for E30 BMW's with the S14 engine. This sensor is mounted in the manifold before the catalytic converter. OEM replacement for BMW # 11781310838.

Bosch is one of the largest OEM producers of Genuine BMW and aftermarket parts in the world, providing parts for almost every major automotive manufacturer. Bosch has likely supplied many of the original electrical (and mechanical) parts for your BMW. Thanks to their quality, high durability, and reliability, you should expect a long service life from Bosch products.

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The oxygen sensor is vital to the performance and drivability of your car. The engine computer relies on data from the sensor to make adjustments in engine efficiency and performance. When your BMW oxygen sensor fails, the computer can no longer sense the air/fuel ratio, so it ends up guessing -- resulting in poor performance, poor gas mileage, and increased pollution. Make sure your BMW engine performs as it should, and doesn't use more fuel than it needs to, by simply changing your oxygen sensor today. There is no lifespan on O2 sensors but there are several fault codes that indicate a failed sensor (O2 monitoring, cat efficiency, O2 heating circuit, O2 readiness, and others). The O2 sensor is heated and has a self-calibration feature so once you get the codes or feel performance has suffered, a new sensor is a good starting point to get you back to peak performance.

This is a Bosch O2 sensor - also known as a Lambda probe. Bosch is an OEM supplier to BMW.

Position: after the catalytic converter (post-cat).

This item fits the following BMWs:
2008-2013 E90 E92 E93 BMW M3 Sedan, Coupe, Convertible