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Bosch 0258017111 - Lambda sensor with vehicle-specific connector
Oxygen sensor with 5 poles and vehicle-specific connector, monitors exhaust system for optimal performance.
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Bosch 0258017111 Lambda Sensor
The Bosch 0258017111 is a high‑performance lambda (oxygen) sensor designed for use in the exhaust system of modern internal combustion engines. It features a vehicle‑specific connector that ensures a perfect fit and reliable electrical contact with the engine control unit (ECU). The sensor measures the oxygen content in the exhaust gases, providing critical data that allows the ECU to adjust fuel injection and ignition timing for optimal combustion efficiency, reduced emissions, and improved fuel economy.
Key Technical Characteristics
- Type: Pre‑Catalytic Converter (Pre‑Cat) lambda sensor – positioned before the catalytic converter to provide accurate oxygen readings for engine management.
- Signal Output: Five‑pole configuration, delivering a precise voltage signal that represents the air–fuel ratio.
- Connector: Vehicle‑specific plug compatible with Alfa Romeo models such as the 156, 159, Brera, GT, and Spider (model codes 939, 932, etc.). The connector is engineered to match the exact pin layout of the OEM system, eliminating the need for adapters.
- Operating Temperature: Designed to withstand high exhaust temperatures typical of automotive engines, ensuring long‑term reliability.
- Material Quality: Constructed from durable alloys and ceramic components that resist corrosion and thermal shock.
Compatibility Overview
The Bosch 0258017111 is specifically engineered for a range of Alfa Romeo vehicles, including but not limited to:
- Alfa Romeo 156 (model codes 932, 939) – 1.8L and 1.9L engines.
- Alfa Romeo 159 (model code 939) – 1.8L, 2.2L, and JTS variants.
- Alfa Romeo Brera (model code 939) – 2.2L engines.
- Alfa Romeo GT (model code 937) – 1.9D engines.
- Alfa Romeo Spider (model code 939) – 1.8L and 2.2L engines.
Each vehicle model is matched with the appropriate sensor variant, ensuring that the electrical characteristics and physical dimensions align perfectly with the OEM specifications.
Installation Highlights
- Remove the Old Sensor: Disconnect the battery, locate the exhaust pipe near the catalytic converter, and carefully unscrew the existing lambda sensor using a suitable socket set. Be mindful of heat and potential exhaust gases.
- Prepare the New Sensor: Verify that the Bosch 0258017111 is free from damage and that its connector matches the vehicle’s harness. If necessary, clean the mounting surface with a non‑abrasive cleaner to remove rust or debris.
- Mounting: Insert the sensor into the exhaust pipe, aligning the threaded section with the pipe’s inner diameter. Tighten securely but avoid over‑torqueing, which could damage the sensor housing.
- Reconnect the Connector: Plug the vehicle‑specific connector into the ECU harness, ensuring a snug fit. The plug should lock into place without force.
- Final Checks: Reconnect the battery, start the engine, and allow it to reach operating temperature. Use an OBDII scanner to confirm that the sensor is reporting valid voltage ranges and that no diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) are present.
Performance Benefits
- Accurate Air‑Fuel Ratio Monitoring: The five‑pole design delivers high‑resolution data, enabling the ECU to maintain stoichiometric combustion and reduce unburnt hydrocarbons.
- Reduced Emissions: By providing precise oxygen readings before the catalytic converter, the sensor helps keep exhaust emissions within regulatory limits.
- Improved Fuel Efficiency: Optimized fuel injection leads to lower fuel consumption and better mileage.
- Long‑Term Reliability: Bosch’s proven manufacturing standards ensure that the sensor can endure harsh operating conditions for many thousands of miles.
Maintenance Tips
While the lambda sensor is designed to last, regular checks can preempt potential issues:
- Inspect Wiring: Look for frayed or damaged wires that could affect signal integrity.
- Check for Exhaust Leaks: A leak near the sensor can alter oxygen readings; repair promptly.
- Monitor Engine Codes: Persistent O2 sensor codes may indicate a failing sensor even if it appears physically intact.
Why Choose Bosch?
Bosch is synonymous with automotive reliability and innovation. The 0258017111 lambda sensor incorporates advanced sensing technology, rigorous quality control, and OEM compatibility that guarantees seamless integration into your vehicle’s engine management system. By selecting this genuine Bosch component, you ensure that your car operates at peak performance while meeting stringent emission standards.
Conclusion
The Bosch 0258017111 Lambda Sensor is a meticulously engineered component tailored for Alfa Romeo engines. Its vehicle‑specific connector, five‑pole signal output, and robust construction make it an ideal choice for drivers seeking reliable engine management, lower emissions, and optimal fuel economy. Whether you’re replacing a worn sensor or upgrading your system, this Bosch product delivers the precision and durability required by modern automotive technology.
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| Brand | ![]() Bosch is a brand of power tools and appliances. The company was founded in 1886 and produces a wide range of power tools, appliances, and accessories. Bosch tools are known for their quality and durability, and the company is a leader in innovation and design. |
| Model | Bosch 0258017111 |
| MPN | Bosch 0258017111 |
| ID | 6970288 |
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