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1991 Mazda 626 Crankshaft Position Sensor, Mass Air Flow Sensor, Oxygen Sensor, Engine Control Module

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Part No. & Part Description

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Part Description

2
F201-13-Z01A
Cover
Part Notes: Without Turbo, Japan Built
2
F29013Z01
Cover
- Part Notes: Without Turbo, US Built

8
F201-13-210R-00
Air Mass Sensor

9
F201-13-221B
Air Hose
$123.58 $92.66
1
Add To Cart

10
F202-13-195B
Resonator
$294.22 $37.77
1
Add To Cart

8574-18-840
Coolant Temperature Sensor
Part Notes: 626, MX-6; Nihon
$57.95 $43.45
1
Add To Cart
F202-18-840A
Coolant Temperature Sensor
- Part Notes: 626, MX-6; Denso
$71.93 $53.94
1
Add To Cart

F28718861
Oxygen Sensor
- Part Notes: 626, MX-6; With Turbo

F201-13-SL0
Throttle Position Sensor
- Part Notes: 626, MX-6

GJ5355475A
Vehicle Speed Sensor
- Part Notes: 626, MX-6

OEM 1991 Mazda 626 Parts for Powertrain Control

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Oxygen Sensor Installation and Repair Tips for 1991 Mazda 626

Q:
What special care must be taken when handling the sensitive oxygen sensor on 1991 Mazda 626?
A:
The sensitive oxygen sensor should be handled carefully and contaminants should not touch the connector and sensor end. Do not drop or roughly handle it, make sure that the silicone boot is in place. Before removal, warm the engine, disconnect the wire and supportively back out the sensor. Check to see whether it is damaged and put some anti-seize compound before reattaching.

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