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2-Pc O2 Sensor Kit 234-9041 & 234-4622 for Toyota Camry, RAV4, Solara & Scion xB 2.4L
2-Pc O2 Sensor Kit 234-9041 & 234-4622 for Toyota Camry, RAV4, Solara & Scion xB 2.4L
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1. Cross Reference (OE & Cross Brand Part Numbers)
Upstream Sensor (Air Fuel Ratio / A/F Sensor)
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Interchange Denso PN:
234-9041/2349041 -
Factory OEM Part Numbers:
89467-33080,89467-06080,89467-0R010,89467-12030,89467-33090 -
Cross-Brand Competitor PNs:
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Bosch:
15031/15114 -
NTK / NGK:
24664 -
Walker Products:
250-54014 -
Delphi:
ES20182
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Bosch:
Downstream Sensor (Heated Oxygen / O2 Sensor)
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Interchange Denso PN:
234-4622/2344622 -
Factory OEM Part Numbers:
89465-06250,89465-33240,89465-0R010,89465-06190,89465-06260 -
Cross-Brand Competitor PNs:
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Bosch:
15672/13355 -
NTK / NGK:
24328 -
Walker Products:
250-24490 - Delphi:
ES20207
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Bosch:
2. Exact Vehicle Fitment / Application List
The applications below are intended for select Toyota and Scion vehicles equipped with a 2.4L L4 gasoline engine. Fitment can vary by model year, trim, emissions specification, connector, and sensor position. Please verify the OE part number and connector before ordering. This kit does not fit hybrid models.
Toyota Models
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Toyota Camry (Gasoline Engine Only; Excludes Hybrid)
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2004Toyota Camry 2.4L L4 -
2005Toyota Camry 2.4L L4 -
2006Toyota Camry 2.4L L4 -
2007Toyota Camry 2.4L L4 -
2008Toyota Camry 2.4L L4 -
2009Toyota Camry 2.4L L4
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Toyota RAV4
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2006Toyota RAV4 2.4L L4 -
2007Toyota RAV4 2.4L L4 -
2008Toyota RAV4 2.4L L4
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Toyota Solara
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2004Toyota Solara 2.4L L4 -
2005Toyota Solara 2.4L L4 -
2006Toyota Solara 2.4L L4
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Scion Models
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Scion xB
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2008Scion xB 2.4L L4 -
2009Scion xB 2.4L L4 -
2010Scion xB 2.4L L4 -
2011Scion xB 2.4L L4 -
2012Scion xB 2.4L L4 -
2013Scion xB 2.4L L4 -
2014Scion xB 2.4L L4 -
2015Scion xB 2.4L L4
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- 【Complete 2-Pcs Repair Solution】 Package includes 1x upstream air-fuel ratio sensor equivalent to Denso 234-9041 and 1x downstream oxygen sensor equivalent to Denso 234-4622. Replacing worn sensors may help restore accurate fuel-trim feedback and emissions-system monitoring when the existing sensors are faulty.
- 【OEM Fit & Easy Installation】 The factory-style connectors are designed for direct-fit installation on compatible Toyota and Scion applications without wire splicing. Please verify the OE part number and connector before ordering.
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【Premium Quality & Enhanced Durability】 Features a dual laser-welded stainless steel body and premium ceramic element. Provides superior resistance against high exhaust temperatures, carbon build-up, and contamination for long-lasting performance.
- 【Important Fitment Note】 Formulated specifically for 2.4L L4 Non-Hybrid (Gasoline) models.
🛑 STOP! PLEASE CHECK BEFORE buying:
To save your time and prevent a wrong buying, please verify the following:
To save your time and prevent a wrong buying, please verify the following:
- Engine Check: Is your vehicle a 2.4L L4 GASOLINE engine? (This kit DOES NOT fit Hybrid models).
- Year Check: Is your Camry a 2004–2009 model? or RAV4 a 2006–2008 model? (For 2002-2003 Camry, the downstream wire will be too long).
🛠️ CRITICAL PRO TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL REPAIR:
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Tip 1: Know Which is Which!
- Upstream Sensor (Denso 234-9041 equivalent): Installs BEFORE the catalytic converter (closer to the engine).
- Downstream Sensor (Denso 234-4622 equivalent): Installs AFTER the catalytic converter (closer to the exhaust tailpipe).
- Do not mix up their positions, or your engine will throw error codes immediately.
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Tip 2: Why is my "Check Engine" light still on after installation?
After installation, clear stored trouble codes with a suitable scan tool and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended drive-cycle procedure. If the warning light returns, further diagnosis may be required. cycle.
Related Diagnostic Trouble Codes
A faulty oxygen sensor may contribute to the following diagnostic trouble codes. These codes can also have other causes, so proper diagnosis is recommended before replacement.
A faulty oxygen sensor may contribute to the following diagnostic trouble codes. These codes can also have other causes, so proper diagnosis is recommended before replacement.
- Upstream (Sensor 1) Errors: P0031, P0032, P0134, P0135, P2195, P2196
- Downstream (Sensor 2) Errors: P0136, P0137, P0138, P0141
- Fuel System Errors: P0171, P0172
Note: If your scan tool shows code P0420 (Catalytic Converter Efficiency Below Threshold), replacing the oxygen sensors might fix it if the old sensors were lazy, but P0420 often means the catalytic converter itself needs to be replaced.
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