Denso Lambda Sensor - DOX-1419

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The Denso DOX-1419 Lambda Sensor is an ideal replacement part for vehicle owners looking to restore factory-level engine performance and fuel efficiency. Designed as a premium, OE-equivalent component, it ensures accurate air-fuel ratio monitoring and seamless integration with your vehicle's exhaust system. While it is built to exact OEM standards for reliability, users must verify their vehicle's specific compatibility requirements and sensor measurements before installation to ensure a proper fit.
| Model Part Number | DOX-1419 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Denso |
Yes, the Denso DOX-1419 comes pre-greased with anti-seize compound on the threads for easy installation.
This sensor features a standard 4-pin connector designed for direct plug-and-play compatibility.
Yes, the 620 mm cable length is specific to certain configurations; ensure it matches your existing sensor to allow for proper routing.
No, you must verify compatibility by cross-referencing your vehicle's make, model, and engine type against the DOX-1419 specifications.
The sensor features an M18x1.5 thread size, which is standard for many automotive oxygen sensors.
Clear the diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) using an OBD-II scanner, as the computer may need a reset to recognize the new sensor.
Apply a high-quality penetrating oil to the threads and allow it to sit for several minutes; ensure the engine is warm (not hot) to help loosen the metal.
Before installation, ensure your vehicle is fully compatible with the DOX-1419 part number by checking the manufacturer's catalog or cross-referencing your VIN.
Regular maintenance involves keeping the exhaust system free of leaks, as exhaust leaks can introduce false air and confuse the sensor's readings.