**PRE-USED/ DIRTY 1 PIECE DOES NOT BELONG TO SET** Oxygen O2 Sensor Upstream 234-9042 Downstream 234-4509 234-4168 Fits for Toyota Highlander 2004 2005 2006 2007, for Lexus RX330 2004 2005 2006 3.3L V6 - O2 Sensors Replace 89467-48050 Set of 4

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• Application: Oxygen Sensor Upstream Downstream Fits for Toyota Highlander 2004 2005 3.3L V6, for Lexus RX330 2004 2005 2006 3.3L V6
• Replacement Part No: Oxygen Sensor Upstream Downstream 234-9042 ,234-4168 , 234-4509 ,2344509 , 2349042 , 2344168 , 2349043 , 2349045 , 2349046 , 894650E010 , 894650E030 , 894650E050 , 894650E080 , 8946706040 , 894670E010 , 894670E020 , 894670E030 , 8946733110 , 8946748050 , 8946748060 , 8946748080 , 8946706050 , 946733050. Before purchasing an O2 sensor, please carefully check your vehicle's year, brand and model, image, and part number to confirm compatibility
• Oxygen Sensor Makings: Our oxygen sensor is made of carefully selected materials, capable of reaching temperatures up to 650 degrees Celsius, with faster response time and longer lifespan
• Role of the Oxygen Sensor: Oxygen sensors are critical components in maintaining the health and performance of your vehicle's engine can accurately detect and help ensure continuous monitoring and operation of your engine. O2 sensors solve the problems of unstable idle, frequent stalling, and poor acceleration in your car
• Efficieent Problem Solving: If you encounter any dissatisfaction with the performance of your oxygen sensors, we are committed to providing prompt assistance. Simply send us an email detailing the issue, and our dedicated team will work diligently to resolve your concerns. Whether it involves oxygen sensor replacement, or troubleshooting, we prioritize your satisfaction and aim to ensure your o2 sensor functions as expected