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Febi Bilstein Lambda Oxygen Sensor - 176363

Febi Bilstein Lambda Oxygen Sensor - 176363

This Febi Bilstein lambda oxygen sensor is a high-quality component designed for precise engine pe...

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Lambda Sensor fits FORD FOCUS Mk1 1.8 2.0 98 to 04 Oxygen 1035595 F88F9F472AB

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The Febi Bilstein Lambda Oxygen Sensor (176363) is designed for automotive technicians and vehicle owners looking to restore precise engine performance and monitor exhaust emissions accurately. Featuring a reliable heated element and high-quality build standards, this sensor ensures optimal fuel-air ratio management; however, because it is a precision electronic component, professional installation is strongly recommended to avoid damage to the sensor or the vehicle's exhaust system.

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Model Part Number176363
Brandfebi bilstein

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FAQs

Does this sensor come pre-calibrated?

Yes, this oxygen sensor is calibrated at the factory to meet OE performance standards for immediate use upon installation.

Can I use a regular wrench to install this?

While a 22 mm open-ended wrench may work in some spots, an oxygen sensor socket is recommended to prevent damage to the wiring and to ensure proper torque application.

How do I know if this fits my vehicle?

You must verify the part number 176363 against your vehicle's service manual or parts catalog, as thread sizes and connector types vary by model year.

Is it normal for the sensor to get very hot?

Yes, oxygen sensors operate at very high temperatures to function correctly, which is why the integrated heater is necessary.

What is the warranty period for this part?

Warranty terms vary by retailer; please check the documentation provided by the distributor where you purchased the item.

Troubleshooting

Check engine light remains on after installation

Use an OBD-II scanner to clear existing fault codes. If the light returns, ensure the electrical connector is fully seated.

Poor fuel economy or engine hesitation

Verify that the sensor wiring is not melted or touching the exhaust manifold and that the correct part number was used for your specific engine code.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Meets high-quality OE specifications for reliable performance
  • Rapid heating element shortens time to closed-loop operation
  • Standard thread and connector dimensions ensure broad compatibility
  • Durable construction for long service life in high-heat environments

Cons

  • Requires professional installation for guaranteed calibration
  • Sensitive electronic component prone to damage if mishandled
  • Compatibility is vehicle-specific, requiring part number verification

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before starting installation, always verify the MPN (176363) matches your vehicle's specific requirements. To install:

  1. Ensure the engine is completely cool to prevent burns and thread stripping.
  2. Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
  3. Carefully unscrew the old sensor using a 22 mm oxygen sensor socket.
  4. Apply a small amount of anti-seize compound to the new threads (avoiding the sensor tip).
  5. Thread the sensor in by hand first, then tighten to the manufacturer's specified torque.
  6. Connect the 4-pin harness and secure the cable away from hot exhaust components.

Keep the sensor tip free from grease, oil, or silicone sprays, as these can permanently damage the sensing element.

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