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SENSOR OXYGEN 4PIN, Sebring

SENSOR OXYGEN 4PIN

Brand: Sebring

SKU: 146106

Category: BRAND NEW, LAMBDA, SENSORS

R526,70 incl. 15% VAT

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Fitment: Fits selected Volkswagen models. Confirm exact fitment before ordering.

Product Description

Ensure your Volkswagen's engine management system operates efficiently with this Sebring SENSOR OXYGEN 4PIN, a brand new lambda sensor designed for accurate air-fuel ratio monitoring. A functioning oxygen sensor is essential for your vehicle’s performance, emissions control, and fuel economy. This 4-pin sensor is specifically suited for various Volkswagen models, where it communicates vital exhaust gas information to the ECU for optimal combustion.

This sensor is compatible with select Volkswagen vehicles, including models such as Golf VII, and engines like 1.2, 1.4, and 1.6, as well as other vehicles in the Volkswagen range where a 4-pin lambda sensor is required. Always confirm your model, year, engine size, and engine code to ensure a correct fit before purchasing.

Common signs of a faulty lambda sensor include increased fuel consumption, rough idling, engine warning lights, poor acceleration, failed emissions tests, and irregular exhaust emissions. You may also notice a strong fuel smell or inconsistent engine performance.

It is advisable to replace your oxygen sensor if you experience these symptoms, especially if your vehicle has high mileage or the sensor shows signs of wear. Timely replacement helps maintain engine efficiency and prevents further issues with the exhaust and catalytic converter.

Rely on MiMi Auto Parts for genuine Sebring sensors and dependable advice. We offer nationwide delivery across South Africa, making it easy to get the right part for your Volkswagen. Contact us for assistance and ensure you select the correct sensor for your vehicle.

Common signs this part may need replacement

  • Increased fuel consumption
  • Engine warning light illuminated
  • Rough or unstable idling
  • Poor acceleration
  • Failed emissions test
  • Irregular or high exhaust emissions
  • Strong fuel smell from exhaust
  • Hesitation during acceleration
  • Engine running rich or lean

Typical replacement guidance

Replace the oxygen (lambda) sensor if you notice any signs of malfunction, such as warning lights, poor fuel economy, or failed emissions tests. Regular replacement is recommended as sensors can degrade over time, especially in high-mileage vehicles.

Why timely replacement matters

A faulty oxygen sensor can lead to poor engine performance, increased emissions, and potential damage to the catalytic converter. Timely replacement helps keep your Volkswagen running efficiently and within emissions standards.

Vehicle Compatibility

This part is confirmed to fit the following vehicles:

  • VOLKSWAGEN JETTA VI (162, 163, AV3, AV2) 2010 – 2026 1.6 (CFNA|CLRA) – 77 kW / 105 HP Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO III (6R1, 6C1) 2009 – 2018 1.4 (6R1) (CDDA|CGGB|CLPA) – 63 kW / 85 HP Engine Code CLPA Construction Year from 200905 Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO III (6R1, 6C1) 2009 – 2018 1.6 (CFNA|CLSA) – 77 kW / 105 HP Engine Code CLSA Construction Year from 201002 Construction Year to 201405 Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO III Saloon (602, 604, 612, 614) 2011 – 2022 1.4 (CLPA) – 63 kW / 85 HP Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO III Saloon (602, 604, 612, 614) 2011 – 2022 1.6 (CFNA) – 77 kW / 105 HP Engine Code CFNA Engine Code CLSA Construction Year from 201009 Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Block Separation Construction Year from 201505 not for PR number 7MG Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO Hatchback (6R1, 6RS, 6RT) 2018 – 2026 1.4 (CLPA) – 63 kW / 86 HP Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO Hatchback (6R1, 6RS, 6RT) 2018 – 2026 1.6 (CLSA) – 77 kW / 105 HP Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO Hatchback (6S1, 6S3) 2010 – 2019 1.4 (CLPB) – 55 kW / 75 HP Construction Year from 201004 Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO Hatchback Van (6S3) 2015 – 2019 1.4 Xpress (CLPB) – 55 kW / 75 HP Construction Year to 201709 Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO Saloon (6S2, 6S4) 2010 – 2019 1.4 (CLPA) – 63 kW / 86 HP Engine Code CLPA Construction Year from 201004 Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740
  • VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO Saloon (6S2, 6S4) 2010 – 2019 1.4 (CLPB) – 55 kW / 75 HP Engine Code CLPB Construction Year from 201004 Oxygen Sensor Regulating Sensor Fitting Position before catalytic converter Number of circuits 4 Overall Length [mm] 740

Fitment support

Not sure if this part fits your vehicle? Contact MiMi Auto Parts with your vehicle make, model, year, and engine code before ordering and we will help confirm fitment.

Installation note

Some sensors and engine components require correct torque settings, ECU adaptation, or calibration after installation. Professional installation and diagnostic scanning after fitting is recommended where applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will replacing a sensor fix my check engine light?

Not necessarily. A check engine light can be caused by many different faults. Diagnostic scanning is recommended to identify the specific fault code before replacing any components, so you avoid fitting parts that do not resolve the warning.

When should timing belts or chains be replaced?

Timing belts are typically replaced according to the vehicle manufacturer's recommended service interval, which varies by model. Chains are generally replaced when noise, wear, or stretch is detected. Consult your vehicle's service manual or a qualified mechanic.

Does this part fit my vehicle?

Please check the vehicle compatibility section on this page and confirm your vehicle make, model, year, engine size, and engine code before ordering. If you are unsure, contact MiMi Auto Parts before checkout.

Is the price VAT-inclusive?

Yes, product prices on MiMi Auto Parts are shown inclusive of VAT where applicable.

Do you deliver across South Africa?

Yes, MiMi Auto Parts delivers nationwide in South Africa. Delivery cost and estimated timing are calculated during checkout based on your location.

Is professional installation recommended?

Professional installation is recommended for safety-critical and technical parts such as airbag, clock spring, brakes, suspension, steering, clutch, cooling, engine, and electrical components. For guidance specific to this part, see the installation note on this page.

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