Oxygen Sensor-main
BOSCH
Oxygen Sensor-0
Oxygen Sensor-1
Oxygen Sensor-2
Oxygen Sensor-3
Oxygen Sensor-4
Oxygen Sensor-5
Oxygen Sensor 360

BOSCH 0 258 986 615 Oxygen sensor

4 , 160,000 km, connector may need adjustment

Article Number: 0 258 986 615

Number of circuits

4

Recommended change interval (km)

160,000

Connector/Clamp

Connector may need adjustment

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