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Oxygen Sensors

Ensure optimum engine performance through quality oxygen sensor repair and replacement from Saul’s Autotek.

Serving the Centennial State Since 1989

The oxygen sensor is the component responsible for measuring the amount of unburned oxygen in the exhaust system.

It then relays the information to the electronic control unit, most commonly called the ECU, to help figure out the best air-fuel mixture for the best engine performance.

When your vehicle’s oxygen sensor malfunctions or gets damaged, most essential engine functions will be disrupted. These engine functions include combustion interval, air-fuel ratio, and engine timing. It’s for this reason that it’s essential to keep your oxygen sensor working properly.

At Saul’s Autotek, we have a team of ASE-certified mechanics who can help you keep your oxygen sensor in optimal condition. We have over three decades of experience in the automotive service industry. Our experience gives you the assurance that we have the required training to service your oxygen sensor.

Signs Your Oxygen Sensor Needs Servicing

Since the oxygen sensor is a vital component, it’s essential that you know the signs it needs servicing. Here are some common ones to look out for:

1. Illuminated Check Engine Light

Although your vehicle’s check engine light may indicate various problems, one of the most common triggers is a malfunctioning oxygen sensor, especially if you drive a high-mileage vehicle.

2. Reduced Gas Mileage

When your oxygen sensor fails, your vehicle may compensate by using more fuel. This not only leads to poor fuel economy but also causes several dire effects, such as rotten egg smells, increased tailpipe emissions, and overheated catalytic converters.

3. Poor Engine Performance

As mentioned, a failed oxygen sensor disrupts essential engine functions. If you notice that your engine isn’t working properly, don’t delay calling professional mechanics. It’s less costly to have your oxygen sensor serviced than replace your engine.

4. Rough Idling

The normal RPM for an idle vehicle is under 1,000. If your RPM reaches 2,000 to 3,000, however, you’re dealing with rough idling. This can be due to a bad oxygen sensor that causes the engine timing to be more difficult to control.

5. Failed Emission Test

With the oxygen sensor located in the exhaust system’s manifold, it’s able to help with emissions control. You might discover that it’s damaged when your vehicle fails the emissions test.

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Saul’s Autotek is the best shop to hire for oxygen sensor services. We have the required expertise to inspect, repair, and maintain the oxygen sensors of vehicles from numerous brands. Here’s why our team’s the best to call:

Over Three Decades in the Automotive Service Industry

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Keep your engine running smoothly with oxygen sensor services from our trained and experienced mechanics!

If you have inquiries regarding our oxygen sensor inspection, repair, maintenance, and replacement services, feel free to reach out. We’ll get back to you immediately.

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