LSU 4.9 Lambda WideBand O2 Oxygen Sensor for AEM 30-4110 30-0300 30-0310 X Series AFR Inline Controller Wideband 02 Gauge Part Number:12575657, 258017025, 17025 LSU 4.9 Package includes:1 pieces x Oxygen Sensor . Fits these widebans for Autometer for FAST for Dynojet Wideband Commander for PLX Devices for Motec Replaces these sensors: for AEM # 30-2004 for Autometer # 2243 for Bosch # 0258017025 for FAST # 170408 for Dynojet Wideband Commander # 48292001 for GM # 12575657 for AC Delco # 213-1572 for PLX Devices # Type B for Motec # 57005 0258017025 Bosch WideBand Oxygen Lambda Sensor LSU4.9 for PLX UEGO AEM 30-2004 Compatible Models 2011- Chevrolet Cruze 2011- Ford Escape 2011- Ford Fiesta 2012- Ford Focus 2011-2012 2014- Honda Accord 2011- Honda Civic 2011 Honda CR-V 2011- Honda Odyssey 2011- Toyota Camry 2011- Toyota Corolla 2011- Toyota RAV4 What is the life expectancy of an oxygen sensor? Heated oxygen sensors should be checked or replaced every 60,000 miles, while unheated oxygen sensors should be checked or replaced every 30,000 miles Do I need to replace all of the sensors at once? It is best to replace O2 sensors in pairs. Because, replacing one sensor will cause the ECU to set a code for the other sensors. This is because the new sensor switching activity is much faster than that of the older aged sensors The oxygen sensor will not come out. If you are using an open end wrench, try an O2 socket. If this fails, try a long ratchet or breaker bar in conjunction with your socket to generate more torque. After the sensor is removed, be sure to use a thread cleaner to clean up the bung threads Why does the fault code still exist after replacing the oxygen sensor? 1 Oxygen sensor circuit failure 2 The mixture is too rich 3 The mixture is too lean 4 The three-way catalytic converter is damaged or fails 5 Damaged ECM _x000D_