Up and Running Can-Am Outlander O2 Sensor
$59.95
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Keep You Outlander Running Smoothly
Ignoring a malfunctioning O2 sensor could lead to bigger engine problems. Don’t put it off any longer—swap out your worn-out sensor with SuperATV’s Can-Am Outlander O2 Sensor. It's OEM quality for a fraction of the cost.
Keeps Your Outlander Running Smooth
Replacing your O2 sensor has a bunch of perks. Imagine better fuel mileage, more engine power, smoother shifts, and no more shaky idling or stalling out. Putting in a new sensor will keep you on track and give your engine all the info it needs to run like a champ.
Unparalleled Durability
O2 sensors sit in a spot in the exhaust system that exposes them to the trail, hot temperatures, and strong gases. That’s why we designed this one with durability in mind. It can handle the heat and the trail.
Piece-of-Cake Install
Putting in this O2 sensor will probably be the easiest thing you’ll do all day. Twist it into your exhaust pipe and click the connector into your original wiring—plug-and-play style.
Ignoring a malfunctioning O2 sensor could lead to bigger engine problems. Don’t put it off any longer—swap out your worn-out sensor with SuperATV’s Can-Am Outlander O2 Sensor. It's OEM quality for a fraction of the cost.
- Top-notch sensing element
- Durable construction
- Easy to install
Keeps Your Outlander Running Smooth
Replacing your O2 sensor has a bunch of perks. Imagine better fuel mileage, more engine power, smoother shifts, and no more shaky idling or stalling out. Putting in a new sensor will keep you on track and give your engine all the info it needs to run like a champ.
Unparalleled Durability
O2 sensors sit in a spot in the exhaust system that exposes them to the trail, hot temperatures, and strong gases. That’s why we designed this one with durability in mind. It can handle the heat and the trail.
Piece-of-Cake Install
Putting in this O2 sensor will probably be the easiest thing you’ll do all day. Twist it into your exhaust pipe and click the connector into your original wiring—plug-and-play style.