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2004 Ford Freestar SE Premium Oxygen Sensor with OE SmartLink™ (part#15729)
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Brand: Bosch
Advance Auto Parts Part#: 19370040
Suitable vehicles: Click to find if this product can be used with your vehicle:
Advance Auto Parts Part#: 19370040
Suitable vehicles: Click to find if this product can be used with your vehicle:
- Ford
- Freestar SE
- 2004
- 2004 Ford Freestar SE (3.9L 238CI V6 FI VIN: 6)
- 2004
- Freestar SE
Bosch Premium Oxygen Sensors with OE SmartLink™ provide the closest match to the original equipment manufacturer's sensor performance. Each sensor is manufactured with a 2' length of sensor wire to allow for maximum replacement of worn wire.
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| Exact Fit: | No |
| Harness Length: | 23.5 in |
| Heated: | Yes |
| Length (Sealing Surface To End Of Connector): | 25.6 in |
| Overall Length: | 26.8 in |
| Wire Quantity: | 4 |
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Comments about Bosch Premium Oxygen Sensor with OE SmartLink™:
Before obtaining this sensor kit, I had issues with finding a sensor with the same connector as the old one on my vehicle. This kit comes with great instructions and comes with the appropriate material to splice the old connector to this new sensor.
I did have a slight advantage of already having the appropiate tools and past experience with splicing nonautomotive wiring projects.
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Comments about Bosch Premium Oxygen Sensor with OE SmartLink™:
At first, looking at the product, I wasn't sure what to think. After installing... great product application. I had trouble finding a sensor with the correct connector. This product comes with good instructions and material that splices the old connector with this new sensor. I had a slight advantage already being familiar with wire splicing for nonautomotive projects and having neccessary tools available (ex. wire cutters & wire strippers).
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- Versatile
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Comments about Bosch Premium Oxygen Sensor with OE SmartLink™:
easy instructions but a bit time consuming but for the price worth it
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- Casual Driver, Mechanic
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can this sensor be used as a up stream as well as a down stream sensor on a 2000 ford tarus 3.0 v6?Asked on 2/7/2013 by s.t. from florida1 answer
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This Bosch Premium Oxygen Sensor with OE SmartLink™ (Part No. 15729) is an exact fit for your 2000 Ford Taurus and it can used as upstream and downstream. For any further assistance please feel free to call us at: 1-877-238-2623 or visit the nearest Advance Auto Parts store and one of our Parts Pros will gladly assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.Answered on 2/7/2013 by Steve from AAP
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Would oxygen cause cause dodge caravan not to crank and back fireAsked on 1/3/2013 by Tee1 answer
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The common symptoms of a bad oxygen sensor are rough engine idle, engine missing, engine pinging, poor gas mileage, increased vehicle emissions. I would suggest taking your vehicle to a certified mechanic for a proper diagnosis before buying and having parts installed that may not (solve/be) the problem. For further assistance, please feel free to call us at 1-877-238-2623 or visit your nearest Advance Auto Parts store and one of our representatives would be more than happy to assist you.Answered on 1/3/2013 by Steve from AAP
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How much does the O2 Sensor improve gas mileage on a 97 jeep grand cherokee straight 6? I'm getting about 6 mpg. Wondering if this will do the trick or if i need another part?Asked on 11/7/2012 by Josh1 answer
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Sorry, we could not estimate the increase of gas mileage preferably for this Bosch Premium Oxygen Sensor with OE SmartLink™ (Part No. 15729) on your 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee as it is based on driving, load and road condition also. For any further assistance please feel free to call us at: 1-877-238-2623 or visit the nearest Advance Auto store and one of our representatives will gladly assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.Answered on 11/8/2012 by Rick from AAP
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I have a 95 Grand Cherokee with the 4.0 I-6. How many O2 sensors do I have, and where would each be located?Asked on 6/21/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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The oxygen sensor is located in the Catalytic converter. Most late model cars have two sensors. There will be one at the front of the catalytic converter, and one at the rear.Answered on 6/22/2011 by DIY Daniel from AAP
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We own a 1996 dodge grand caravan that needs an oxygen sensor. which would be the right one an oe upstream or an oe downstream,
and what's the differenceAsked on 12/1/2010 by jen from utica1 answer
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It all depends on what sensor you need. Each sensor has a seperate function. To determine the correct sensor for your vehicle, we need you to provide more information.Answered on 12/1/2010 by Mike the Auto Parts Master from AAP
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how many on 2000 ranger v6 3.0 automaticAsked on 8/24/2010 by Anonymous2 answers
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should be one before catalytic converter and one after or on cat. if single exhaust 2 if dual exhaust 4Answered on 11/2/2010 by dodge hater/driver from TEXASCUSTOMER CARE
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I believe that it has 4 total. Two upstream and two downstream.Answered on 8/24/2010 by Mike from AA
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I can not find where the down stream O2 sensor is located. I look at my exhaust and there are 3 sensors located in the same area....I do not know which is the down stream.Asked on 2/21/2010 by Josh from San Antonio, TX2 answers
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The sensor after the cat is your downstream sensor. Any thing before the cat is upstream.Answered on 3/19/2010 by Beau from Albrightsville, PAA:
In a matter of speaking the O2 sensors on my 94 explorer are in FRONT of the catalytic converter. I figure downstream is "down from the manifold."
Anyway, the sensors should be equal. That is, there are all the same, at least in my vehicle. Now if you take the O2 sensor off, it might have a connection. Now some that you buy have the connector and some don't. Those that don't you have to connect those end wires to your OEM connector now. So make sure you put a GOOD connection between the connector and the end wire of the O2 sensor you buy (If it has one).
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