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Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor, Front Part Number: 4606133AD
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Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor Part Number: 4606555AC
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Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor Part Number: 5233088
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Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor Part Number: 4605654
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Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor, Front Part Number: 4606133AE
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Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor Part Number: 4606555AA
Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor, Front Part Number: 4606133AC
Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor Part Number: 4686154
Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor
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The Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor is considered as the essential part that stresses on the Chrysler's full size sedan known as the Concorde. This sensor has one of the most significant functions among the rest - to control the level of unburned oxygen in the exhaust gases of the engine, thus achieving better adjustment of air-fuel ratio as well as potential exhaust toxins. Since it produces the voltage signal in relation to concentration of oxygen, the Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor helps the engine control computer to produce the correct adjustments in time which contributes to the efficiency and safety of a car. Designed to suit most of the Chrysler Concorde models of both the upstream and downstream categories, it enables the engine to work in the "closed loop" mode enhancing the working of the catalytic converter in the vehicle. As to particulars, it is worth mentioning the latest avatars may include wide-band or even ultra-wide-band air/fuel ratio sensors - that include a much broader measuring range and a much greater accuracy than regular disposable narrow-band oxygen sensors. The reliance on the zirconium dioxide based technology used in Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor is impressive though attention needs to be paid to contamination and degradation with age. Chrysler Concorde stands out in the auto markets as it has both appealing style features; the cab-forward styling of its composition and modern looks, which in turns goes well with the Oxygen Sensor's performance. In conclusion the Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor helps the car in terms of functionality and at the same time plays an important role in achieving emission standards and hence extends Chrysler's policy of quality and innovation.
Chrysler Concorde Oxygen Sensor Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Remove and Install an Oxygen Sensor in an Engine on Chrysler Concorde?A:Two heated oxygen sensors are fitted, one for each Exhaust Manifold and a pair are also set at the Catalytic Converter's outlets. Before taking out the upstream oxygen sensor, remove the negative Battery Cable and link to the heated oxygen sensor and then use a tool such as Snap-On YA8875 or a crow foot wrench. Upon cooling the engine, cut off the negative battery cable, raise and lift the vehicle and first take off the wire connector, before removing the O2 sensors using the Snap-On oxygen sensor wrench (number YA 8875). When putting on the upstream sensors, first clean up the exhaust manifold threads with a 18 mm X 1.5 + 6E tap, add anti-seize compound like Loctite 771-64 to the threads of the reused sensor and tighten to 28 Nm (20 ft. lbs.). Match the orange sensor wire with the connector and attach the negative cable to the battery once more. For the downstream sensors, affix the O2 sensor, skip applying any new anti-seize compound to the threads, tighten to the recommended nine kg (20 lb.). ft.), secure the O2 sensor wire, lift the vehicle and finally reconnect the negative battery cable.
- Q: How to Replace an Engine's Upstream Heated Oxygen Sensor on Chrysler Concorde?A:The vehicle is fitted with two heated oxygen sensors, one in every Exhaust Manifold. Before replacing the upstream oxygen sensor, unhook the negative Battery Cable and then separate the connector for the heated oxygen sensor, being careful not to pull the wire that enters the sensor. Remove the oxygen sensor using a Snap-On YA8875 socket or a crow foot wrench. Once it is out, clean the threads inside the exhaust manifold with an 18 mm X 1.5 + 6E tap. If reusing a sensor, apply some anti-seize compound onto the sensor threads; these compounds are already applied to new sensors. Secure the heating sensor to 28 Nm (20 ft. lbs.), attach its electrical connector and then set back the negative cable on the battery.
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