O2 Oxygen Sensor Lambda for Holden Commodore 1988 – 2002 (V6, 3.8L, 2-pin)

This O2 Oxygen Sensor Lambda for Holden Commodore V6 VP VR VS VT VU VX 1988 – 2002 ensure your engine runs efficiently and meets emission standards with this high-quality O2 Oxygen Sensor, designed as a direct OEM replacement for 2-wire V6 3.8L engine models. It provides accurate oxygen level readings for your engine control unit (ECU), optimizing fuel injection and combustion.

Features & Benefits:

• Direct OEM Replacement – Matches the factory part number 0258002028 (2 pin models) for precise fit and function.
• Reliable Engine Performance – Monitors exhaust oxygen levels to ensure optimal fuel-air mixture.
• Improves Fuel Efficiency – Helps reduce fuel consumption and maintain engine performance.
• Reduces Emissions – Keeps your vehicle within emission standards by ensuring proper combustion.
• Durable Construction – Made from high-quality materials to withstand high temperatures and corrosive exhaust gases.
• Easy Installation – Designed for plug-and-play replacement with factory wiring.

Compatibility:

• Holden Commodore VP VR VS VT VU VX 1988 – 2002 
• Holden Crewman 2003 – 2004
• Holden Caprice 1994 – 2003
• Holden Calais 1991 – 2003
• Holden Statesman 1990 – 1991

Engine: V6 3.8L

Important note: Please check your old sensor before purchasing – fits 2-wire V6 3.8L engine models only (no heater), not suitable for 4-wire (with heating) models

Compatible Reference OEM: J3240083, 3240083, 25165116 BOSCH part number 0258002028

Specifications:

• Type: Oxygen Sensor (O2 Sensor)
• Function: Measures exhaust oxygen to optimize ECU fuel mixture
• Connector: 2 pin only (no heater), not suitable for 4-wire (with heating)
• Material: High-temperature resistant sensor alloy
• Voltage: Standard O2 sensor operation (12V signal)
• Total length: 36 cm

Symptoms of a Failing O2 Sensor:

• Check engine light (CEL) illuminates
• Poor fuel economy or misfiring
• Rough idle or hesitation during acceleration
• Failed emissions test

If you experience any of these issues, replacing the O2 sensor can restore proper engine performance and fuel efficiency.

Installation Instructions:

• Disconnect the battery before installation.
• Locate the faulty oxygen sensor (upstream or downstream).
• Disconnect the sensor connector and remove the old sensor using an O2 sensor socket.
• Install the new sensor, ensuring proper torque, and reconnect the wiring.
• Reconnect the battery and start the engine to verify operation.
• Note: You may need to reset the ECU (Engine Control Unit) after installation to clear any fault codes and allow the ECU to recalibrate for the new sensor.

Important note: Professional installation is recommended for best results

Package Included: O2 Oxygen Sensor Lambda Probe 2 pin