Bosch13610 Premium OE Fitment Oxygen Sensor - with Select Chrysler Aspen, Pacifica; Dodge Dakota, Durango, Ram 1500/2500/3500 Truck/Van; Jeep Commander, Grand Cherokee; Mitsubishi Raider

The sensor was very easy to install with the right tools of course. The connector was just exactly like the original. Works perfectly fine.

GREAT PRODUCT. Worked awesome for my 2006 gmc sierra 1500 4x4. Great fit very easy to install. Even came with anti size already on threads

Inexpensive, worked perfectly, and already comes with antiseize on the threads

Yes it functions as it should. Looks to be of good quality materials. B-U-T the fitment is for larger vehiclesOther than my 2001 Saturn LW200. Had to “take up the extra slack” .No other fitment problems. Good replacement part.

worked great on my 08 ford F250 6.8L

It's a coolant sensor. Bosch is a well respected brand when it comes to automotive parts, and this was no different. Fit and connecting was not a problem- at least as far as the part is concerned. GM has it placed in a bit of a awkward place however... Tips- if replacing this- a deep 19 mm is necessary- needs to be deep enough to go over the connector end. Also, make sure you have any connectors you disconnected firmly reconnected- I had a misfire code after a day or so- connector not quite completely reseated on a coil pack

If you buy a German car, it's best in most cases to buy German parts! This sensor is a great brand, great price and quick delivery. You can't go wrong!

Had interior intermittent stalling issues in my Audi A4 B7. Car would occasionally stall at low speeds, most often after backing up the car and switching into drive. After replacing a bunch of other sensors that did not fix it, this one finally did. Fit perfectly.

This fit my 2004 Prius great. Quality was solid, included the seal grease that came with it, and the fits were perfect. The larger seal was different from the original part that I removed, but this one was equally high quality. It was stiffer, so a bit of a struggle to get into place, even with the car on the lift and lots of room for tools to assist. Plan for a few extra minutes of potential frustration, but know that it will fit with some prodding.If you’re installing this in a 2004 Prius, with the help of YouTube, note:* This is the **downsteam** 02 sensor that is located under the front passenger floorboard area, NOT the upstream 02 sensor located under the hood.* The carpet clip you need to pop in the 2004 Prius to access the interior half of this part is different than in many videos. There are **two** clips to pop out, not a single one that holds both the console AND the carpet in place, as in many videos. Pull the center console out enough to actually look for it vs. just going by feel where it appears to be in videos and you’ll save yourself some time and confusion. Don’t worry, I had my whole head right in there and the console flexed just fine.All in, this was an easy fix even for my VERY inexperienced self, who can only do the most basic maintenance myself. I had help, but this was certainly doable for a newbie. You won’t need an 02 sensor wrench so save yourself the money, but do have a can of rust spray on hand in case the original part is rusted in place, It likely is!

As advertised

Works on 97 c1500 5.0No issues

Fixed codes problems

Need to replace my O2 sensor as it intermittently throws a code , not bad for 20 years of use so replacing with a Bosch as they are reliable.