Vehicle Oxygen Sensor for Kia
1. Product Introduction
Automotive oxygen sensor is the major sensor component in electronic fuel injection engine control system, and is the key part to control automotive exhaust emission, reduce automotive pollution and improve fuel combustion quality.
Oxygen sensor is used in the feedback control system of the electronic control fuel injection device, to detect the concentration of oxygen in the exhaust gas and the air fuel ratio.
It is also used to monitor theoretical air fuel ratio (14.7:1) combustion in the engine, and to provide feedback signals to the computer. A lot of factors can affect the relative richness or leanness of the fuel mixture, including air temperature, engine coolant temperature, barometric pressure, throttle position, air flow and engine load.
There are other sensors to monitor these factors, too, but the O2 sensor is the master monitor for what's happening with the fuel mixture. Consequently, any problems with the O2 sensor can throw the whole system out of whack.
2. Detail Specification
39210-23710 - 4 Wires | |
Technical Information | |
Designation | Lambda sensor |
Number of wires | 4 |
Overall length | 300mm |
Bosch Part number | 0986AG2222 |
Type formula | LSF-4.2 |
Can be used instead of the following products (OE Number) | |
HYUNDAI 39210-23710 HYUNDAI 39210-23500 KIA 39210-23710 | |
Suitable for the following vehicles | |
KIA CERATO Saloon (LD) 2.0 G4GC 1975 105 143 Saloon 04/04 - / CERATO Saloon (LD) 2.0 G4GC 1975 105 143 Hatchback 04/04 - / SPORTAGE (JE_, KM_) 2.0 i 16V G4GC 1975 104 141 Closed Off-Road Vehicle 04/09 - / CEE'D Hatchback (ED) 2.0 G4GC 1975 105 143 Hatchback 06/12 - 12/12 CEE'D SW (ED) 2.0 G4GC 1975 105 143 Estate 07/09 - 12/12 PRO CEE'D (ED) 2.0 G4GC 1975 105 143 Hatchback 08/02 - 12/09
HYUNDAI TRAJET (FO) 2.0 G4GC 1975 104 141 MPV 03/11 - 08/07 ELANTRA Saloon (XD) 2.0 G4GC 1975 104 141 Saloon 00/06 - 06/07 ELANTRA (XD) 2.0 G4GC 1975 104 141 Hatchback 00/06 - 06/07 MATRIX (FC) 1.8 G4GB-G 1795 90 122 MPV 01/06 - 10/08 COUPE (GK) 2.0 G4GC-G 1975 100 136 Coupe 01/08 - 09/08 TUCSON (JM) 2.0 G4GC 1975 104 141 Closed Off-Road Vehicle 04/08 - 10/03 i30 (FD) 2.0 G4GC-G 1975 105 143 Hatchback 07/10 - 11/11 i30 CW (FD) 2.0 G4GC-G 1975 105 143 Estate 07/10 - 12/06
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3.Advantages
>Germany imported zirconia powder for slurry making and tape formation
>unique process routes for oxygen sensor elements and assembly technologies.
>sensitivesensingperformance
>Long service life
4. Factory Display
5. FAQ
Q1: Where will show the oxygen sensor trademark or factory logo generally?
A:There will be laser marking on the outer protection tube of the head of the oxygen sensor, marking the important information of the oxygen sensor, such as OE number, part number, brand, production date, applicable models, etc., the marking of oxygen sensors of different brands Label styles.
Q2: What is a part number? How does it relate to the car model?
A:Although there are only a few types of oxygen sensors,butthere are more than 1,000 models for different cars. Each type of oxygen sensor has a unique serial number defined by the host. We call this number the part number. Each serial number defines the type, cable length, and connector of the oxygen sensor. In the aftermarket, the part number is Oxygen's unique ID.
Q3: What are the performance requirements? How to simply test?
A: From a professional point of view, there are many test indicators; from a use point of view, it is sensitive, reliable and stable. A simple test is a multimeter and an alcohol lamp (which can also be replaced by a lighter). First, use a multimeter to measure the resistance corresponding to the two white wires, which are all qualified at 711 ohms, and then switch the multimeter to the 2V DC voltage test file, and the test lead touches the gray wire. And the black line, put the sensor head on the lighter for a while, and the multimeter indicates that it jumps from about 0.0V to 0.6~0.8V, which preliminarily shows that the oxygen sensor is good. If there is a problem with a simple test, the oxygen sensor must be bad.