Lambda Sensor fits PORSCHE BOXSTER 986 - Bosch - Black
Bosch Lambda Sensor 0258006506, a single 4-wire oxygen sensor with a 290mm length and a black plug...Bosch Lambda Sensor 0258006506, a single 4-wire oxygen sensor with a 290mm length and a black plug. This sensor is designed for optimal engine combustion and improved engine efficiency by assisting the ECU in measuring the air-fuel mixture. It is functionally and quality tested to the same standards as original equipment parts, ensuring high performance and reliability over a long service life. The sensor features a vehicle-specific connector for a secure electrical connection and is installation-ready. It is recommended to have installation carried out by trained specialists and to observe all restrictions. The sensor is fitted after and before the catalytic converter. OEM Numbers include PORSCHE 986 606 226 00 and 986 606 226 01.
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Product Information
Full details
This guide is for Porsche Boxster 986 owners looking to understand and maintain their Bosch Lambda Sensor (0258006506). This sensor helps optimize engine performance by measuring the air-fuel mixture, leading to improved efficiency. Note that professional installation is recommended for optimal results.
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Colour
Black
Model Part Number
0258006506
Brand
Bosch
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Where is the Lambda Sensor located?
The sensor is located in the exhaust system, typically before and after the catalytic converter.
What does a Lambda Sensor do?
It measures the oxygen content in the exhaust gases, which the ECU uses to adjust the air-fuel mixture.
Can I install this myself?
While the sensor is installation-ready, professional installation is recommended for correct placement and wiring.
What are the signs of a faulty Lambda Sensor?
Common signs include a check engine light, poor fuel economy, rough idling, and failed emissions tests.
How often should I replace the Lambda Sensor?
The lifespan of the sensor can vary. It's best to replace it when it fails or shows signs of malfunction.
What is the warranty?
Warranty information is not available in the provided product data. Consult your supplier for specific warranty details.
What tools are needed for installation?
Specific tools will depend on the vehicle. A mechanic will have the necessary tools.
Where can I find the correct OEM part number?
The OEM numbers for this sensor are PORSCHE 986 606 226 00 and 986 606 226 01.
Troubleshooting
Check Engine Light is On
Have the vehicle's diagnostic system checked for error codes related to the oxygen sensor.
Poor Fuel Economy
Inspect the sensor for any damage or contamination. Consider replacement if necessary.
Rough Idling or Misfiring
Check the sensor connections and wiring for any issues.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Improved fuel efficiency
Reduced emissions
Enhanced engine performance
High-quality construction
Direct fit for Porsche Boxster 986
Cons
Requires professional installation
Sensor can be damaged if not handled correctly
May require additional diagnostic steps if other engine issues are present
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure you have the correct Bosch Lambda Sensor (0258006506) for your Porsche Boxster 986 model.
Consult a qualified mechanic for installation due to the sensor's location and connection requirements.
The sensor is fitted after and before the catalytic converter.
Compatibility:
Specifically designed for Porsche Boxster 986 models.
Verify the OEM numbers (PORSCHE 986 606 226 00, 986 606 226 01) to ensure compatibility with your vehicle.
Care:
Handle the sensor with care during installation to avoid damage.
Avoid exposing the sensor to contaminants.
Regularly inspect the sensor and wiring during routine maintenance.