Denso Oxygen Sensor For Mitsubishi Pajero Challenger OXY2074

Denso Oxygen Sensor For Mitsubishi Pajero Challenger

At DENSO we've taken everything we have learned as an OE manufacturer and applied it to our aftermarket product lines. Every component that leaves our factories has been designed with precision, manufactured to OE standards and subjected to rigorous safety and performance tests.

DENSO factories are QS9000 and ISO9000 certified worldwide, just one of the many reasons why zero defects for parts produced in the millions is a reality for DENSO. A recipient of the prestigious Deming Award for quality in 1961, we've spent over five decades perfecting our technology and processes, a claim that few automotive manufacturers can make.

The OE-standard quality and reliability of DENSO aftermarket components add up to a tremendous value for our customers.

Key features

• OE-standard quality ensures reliable performance.
• Precision-engineered for a perfect fit in Mitsubishi Pajero and Challenger models.
• Manufactured under strict quality control to minimise defects.
• Helps maintain optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency.
• Durable construction for long-lasting use in various driving conditions.
• Easy installation for both DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics.

Technical details

• Type: Oxygen Sensor
• Brand: Denso
• Compatibility: Mitsubishi Pajero and Challenger
• Manufactured to OE specifications
• Certification: QS9000 and ISO9000

Applications / fitment

This oxygen sensor is typically used in the exhaust system of Mitsubishi Pajero and Challenger vehicles to monitor oxygen levels and optimise engine performance.

• Passenger vehicles: Mitsubishi Pajero
• Passenger vehicles: Mitsubishi Challenger
• Ideal for both urban and off-road driving conditions.
• Suitable for DIY installations and professional workshops.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I install the Denso Oxygen Sensor?

The installation process involves locating the sensor in the exhaust system, disconnecting the old sensor, and replacing it with the new Denso oxygen sensor. It is recommended to follow the vehicle's service manual for specific instructions.

Is this oxygen sensor compatible with other Mitsubishi models?

This specific Denso oxygen sensor is designed for Mitsubishi Pajero and Challenger models. For other models, please check the compatibility before purchase.

What are the signs of a failing oxygen sensor?

Common signs include poor fuel economy, rough engine idling, and the check engine light illuminating on the dashboard.

Do I need any special tools for installation?

Basic hand tools are typically sufficient for installation. However, a socket wrench may be required to remove the old sensor.

How often should I replace the oxygen sensor?

It is generally recommended to replace the oxygen sensor every 100,000 kilometres, but this may vary based on driving conditions and vehicle maintenance.