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Compatible with below cars:
2011-2015 Chevy Cruze 1.4L L4
2012-2020 Chevy Sonic 1.4L L4
2012-2020 Chevy Trax 1.4L L4
Interchange Part Number:
234-4528 234-4529.
Comprehensive Vehicle Optimization Services
The combination of these features can make vehicles more efficient and reliable while improving the driving experience.
Optimized Engine
Replacing the TINJO oxygen sensor helps maintain the engine's great performance and fuel economy.
Amazing TINJO Oxygen Sensor
The TINJO oxygen sensor can improve your fuel economy, reduce exhaust emissions, prolong the life of the catalytic converter, and greatly increase the service life of your engine.
Removal & Installation
Removal Instructions
1. Exhaust system should be at ambient temperature.
2. Disconnect the oxygen sensor wire at the vehicle wire harness. Note the routing of the oxygen sensor wire.
3. Remove the oxygen sensor with the appropriate tool(s). (Ratchet & socket or wrench)
4. Check the threads on the exhaust manifold/pipe to make sure they are not damaged. If necessary, use the correct size tap to clean and repair the threads.
5. Compare the original and the new oxygen sensor(s) for the correct thread size, connector, number of wires and overall length.
Installation Instructions
1. Before installation, apply anti-seize compound to the threads of the new oxygen sensor. (Disregard for flange type sensor.)
2. Install the new oxygen sensor by hand, making sure it is not cross-threaded, and then torque to manufacturer’s specifications. (For flange type sensor, use new gasket included with sensor.)
3. Route the new oxygen sensor wire along the original route to the vehicle wire harness and plug it in.
TINJO Oxygen Sensors Features:
- - The employment of a high-end sensor tube ensure 100% accurate data.
- - A fast-acting heater is utilized to achieve optimal sensor performance.
- - The body undergoes double laser welding to increase its durability.
- - The threads are coated for effortless installation.
Lynn D. French
2025-08-08 13:37:07
I changed the upstream sensor on a 2020 Chevrolet Trax. Lessons learned. The Upstream sensor and Downstream sensor have different connectors. The Upstream has a male connector and the Downstream has a female connector.I used aDURATECH O2 Oxygen Sensor Socket 3/8-inch Drive x 7/8-inch (22mm), Offset Oxygen Sensor Wrench Cr-Mo Steel, 6-Point O2 Sensor Tool with Wire GateIt was hard to break the oxygen sensor loose. After trying the traditional way using a wrench or breaker bar. Because there is not a whole lot of room for a wrench or breaker bar. I used a one by two and a sledge hammer to tap on the offset part of the socket. Worked like a charm.
Dennis
2025-06-21 14:26:53
Perfect ðŸ‘fit
Quentin Trinidad
2025-06-06 18:42:54
Love this product fits well on my wife's car. Proud and happy for purchasing this product
Customer
2025-05-29 10:41:05
plugged them in and check engine light went out! so they worked great
Customer
2025-04-05 12:04:16
pretty easy part to install. the bottom one took a little longer to do
dgracer
2025-01-19 13:00:52
Great sensors, replaced up/down stream with these, checked functioning on my OBD2. Passed smog !
Yofey
2025-01-14 13:59:59
It's was exactly where she said
Dustin G.
2024-12-17 14:40:41
Installed both upstream and downstream sensors on my 2013 Chevy Cruse 1.4, after 1 week engine light comes back on for the downstream sensor. I removed downstream sensor and found that the metal cage/shield on end of sensor gone. Don't know how/why but it wasn't attached any longer.
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