This is a Bosch Lambda Sensor, part number 0258 986 501. It is a single wire exhaust O2 oxygen pro...This is a Bosch Lambda Sensor, part number 0258 986 501. It is a single wire exhaust O2 oxygen probe.
Key specifications include:
Number of circuits: 1
Recommended change interval [km]: 80000
Connector/Clamp: Connector may need adjustment
Trim Level: Standard
This sensor is compatible with a wide range of vehicles, including models from VW, AUDI, MERCEDES-BENZ, OPEL, BMW, RENAULT, FIAT, SEAT, and HYUNDAI. Please refer to the detailed fitment list for specific vehicle compatibility.
It is designed for vehicles with catalytic converters and is suitable for lead-free fuel.
Part Manufacturer: Bosch
Manufacturer Part Number: 0258 986 501
Alternative Part Number: 710770345
EAN: 3165143342275
Reference OE/OEM Number: CHE-10042186, GMS-10042186, VAX-10042186, FIA-112016, ALF-1168511016, VAG-051906265E
This guide provides essential information for users of the Bosch Lambda Sensor 0258 986 501. Designed for a wide range of vehicles, this sensor helps optimize engine performance and reduce emissions. Note that the connector may require adjustment during installation.
All features
Model Part Number
0258 986 501
Brand
Bosch
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the recommended replacement interval?
The sensor should be replaced every 80,000 km.
What vehicles is this sensor compatible with?
It is compatible with VW, AUDI, MERCEDES-BENZ, OPEL, BMW, RENAULT, FIAT, SEAT, and HYUNDAI models. Please refer to the detailed fitment list for specific vehicle compatibility.
Does this sensor work with leaded fuel?
No, it is designed for use with lead-free fuel.
What should I do if the connector doesn't fit?
The connector may need adjustment. Ensure proper connections during installation.
Who manufactures this sensor?
This sensor is manufactured by Bosch.
What is the purpose of this sensor?
The Lambda sensor (oxygen sensor) monitors the amount of oxygen in the exhaust gases to optimize engine performance and reduce emissions.
Troubleshooting
Check engine light is on.
Check the sensor connections and ensure there are no exhaust leaks. Consider replacing the sensor if the light persists.
Poor fuel economy.
Inspect the sensor for damage or contamination. Replace if necessary.
Rough engine idle.
Check the sensor wiring and connections. Replace the sensor if the problem continues.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Improved engine performance.
Reduced emissions.
Wide vehicle compatibility.
Durable Bosch construction.
Cons
Connector may need adjustment during installation.
Requires periodic replacement (every 80,000 km).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Installation may require adjusting the connector. Ensure proper connections to avoid performance issues.
Compatibility: This sensor fits a wide range of vehicles. Refer to the detailed fitment list for specific vehicle compatibility. It's designed for vehicles with catalytic converters.
Care: Replace the sensor every 80,000 km. Regular inspection can help identify potential issues before they impact performance.