Oxygen Sensor: Enhance Efficiency and Emissions Control

The oxygen sensor, often understated but incredibly vital, plays a pivotal role in maintaining your vehicle's engine efficiency and minimizing emissions. Situated within the exhaust system, it monitors the levels of oxygen in the exhaust gases. This data is sent to the engine's computer, allowing it to adjust the air-fuel mixture for optimal combustion 🔥.

Why is the Oxygen Sensor Needed?

Modern vehicles rely on a precise balance of air and fuel to maximize performance and fuel economy. The oxygen sensor ensures that this balance is maintained by continuously measuring the exhaust output, aiding in reducing harmful pollutants and enhancing fuel efficiency ✅.

How Does the Oxygen Sensor Work?

The sensor measures the amount of oxygen left in the exhaust gases as they exit the engine and compares it to the surrounding air. When the sensor detects a lean mixture (too much air, not enough fuel) or a rich mixture (too much fuel, not enough air),it sends signals to the Engine Control Unit (ECU) to adjust the air and fuel flow accordingly. This process ensures optimal engine performance and reduced emissions 🌿.

What Happens if the Oxygen Sensor is Broken?

A malfunctioning oxygen sensor can lead to engine inefficiencies. You might experience poor fuel economy, rough idling, and increased emissions. Additionally, it may cause the check engine light to illuminate on your dashboard. Ignoring these signs can lead to more extensive engine damage and costly repairs in the long run 🔧.

Compatible Car Models

• Creta 20 (2020-)
• Creta/Cantus 20 (2020-)
• Verna 20 (2020-2023)