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<strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> Introduction<br />
The DENSO difference<br />
Designed with precision. Manufactured to the strictest OEM<br />
Standards. Subjected to rigourous safety and peformance tests.<br />
These are the exceptional standards behind DENSO’s <strong>Lambda</strong><br />
<strong>Sensors</strong> - an outstanding aftermarket programme of heated and<br />
unheated configurations guaranteed to match each vehicle perfectly<br />
every time.<br />
Why choose DENSO? As one of the world’s foremost developers<br />
and manufacturers of original vehicle parts and systems, DENSO<br />
understands <strong>Lambda</strong> Sensor technology better than anyone else.<br />
But that’s not just our opinion - leading vehicle manufacturers agree!<br />
You’ll find DENSO <strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> fitted as original equipment in<br />
Toyota, Mitsubishi, Honda, Jaguar, Volvo, Mazda, Suzuki, Subaru,<br />
Isuzu, Daihatsu, Yamaha, Landrover, Daimler Chrysler, General<br />
Motors, Opel/Vauxhall and many other vehicles. In fact since we<br />
first produced them in 1977, several hundred million DENSO<br />
<strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> have been doing their job measuring the oxygen<br />
in vehicle emissions worldwide; making us one of the leading<br />
<strong>Lambda</strong> Sensor manufacturers in the world.<br />
That advanced engineering, OE quality and superior performance<br />
is now available to aftermarket customers in our DENSO <strong>Lambda</strong><br />
<strong>Sensors</strong> programme. We use our unrivalled knowhow in each and<br />
every <strong>Lambda</strong> Sensor we make.<br />
Which is why, when you need a replacement <strong>Lambda</strong> Sensor,<br />
there’s only one name to choose: DENSO.<br />
Every DENSO <strong>Lambda</strong> Sensor is checked for 100% quality,<br />
including high temperature signal output, air tightness,<br />
continuity and heater resistance.<br />
The technologies you need<br />
Sensor types<br />
As you’d expect, DENSO <strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> are available in a<br />
broad range of applications. But they also offer all the advanced<br />
technologies you’ll need to find exactly the right OEM quality<br />
replacements for your customers:<br />
> Zirconia <strong>Sensors</strong> Both Thimble and Planar types<br />
> A/F <strong>Sensors</strong> Both Thimble and Planar types<br />
> Titania <strong>Sensors</strong><br />
*For more details about the functionality and comparison of Zirconia<br />
and A/F <strong>Sensors</strong>, see the <strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> Q&A section of this<br />
catalogue.<br />
Sensor housing<br />
DENSO <strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> are available in two choices of OE quality<br />
housing. And with DENSO <strong>Sensors</strong>, the housing is complete. There’s<br />
no need for add-on parts such as flange adaptors!<br />
> Screw type housing<br />
> Flange type housing - including OE quality flange gasket<br />
Sensor fitting<br />
Whatever your installation need, DENSO’s two fitting options will<br />
help you make the right connection every time:<br />
> ‘Direct Fit’ Sensor - with OEM connector fitted, ready for<br />
installation<br />
> ‘Universal Fit’ Sensor - without a connector, enabling you to<br />
re-use (and recycle!) the old part’s connector<br />
Sensor inspection and replacement<br />
> How often should <strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> be replaced?<br />
DENSO recommends changing them as often as specified by<br />
the vehicle manufacturer. But <strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> should also be<br />
checked for functioning and efficiency at every vehicle check-up -<br />
an engine that’s old or showing signs of excessive oil consumption<br />
will need the <strong>Sensors</strong> changed at shorter intervals than specified.<br />
> Why replace?<br />
<strong>Lambda</strong> Sensor failure - whether through normal ageing, the<br />
use of leaded fuels or contamination - can lead to damage of<br />
the Catalytic Converter and cause expensive repairs. Failed<br />
<strong>Lambda</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> can also cause higher emissions, increased fuel<br />
consumption and reduced engine performance including poor<br />
acceleration, stalling and idling.