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Maserati Oxygen Sensor

When good cars run bad, the oxygen sensor can be the culprit. Auto oxygen sensors, otherwise known as O2 sensor, lambda sensor or EGO sensor, play a vital role in the over all operation of your car. Basically, the oxygen sensor is responsible for the balance of the oxygen content in the exhaust to prevent the build up of harmful emissions, which as we all know, can be detrimental to our health and our environment. Lousyn performance, poor fuel mileage and rotten egg odor are among the signs of a damaged O2 sensor. In such case, better replace it with a new Maserati oxygen sensor.

So what is the role of a Maserati oxygen sensor to your car? It is actually one of the premium quality replacements that we have nowadays, especially if you purchase it from Partstrain, an online store noted for top of the notch auto parts and accessories products. Cars equipped with fuel injected engines require the use of oxygen sensors to ensure that the right amount of oxygen will be produced to be combined with fuel. Improper fuel and air ratio can surely affect the over all performance of your car as well as the quality of the exhaust emitted by your car.

Generally, oxygen sensors have features similar to that of your car’s spark plugs. However, unlike the spark plug, an oxygen sensor is made up of a ceramic body with platinum on the tip, covered with metal casing. The outside portion of the coated ceramic has contact with the oxygen in the exhaust system while the inner section is exposed to the oxygen in the atmosphere. The difference in the type of air to which the sides are exposed is used to produce voltage. The oxygen sensor is mounted in the exhaust manifold sandwiched in between the catalytic converter and the turbo. During the usual operation of your car, it serves as the battery that gives off the needed voltage with quantity based on the differential between the amount of oxygen in the outside air and the exhaust gas.

In case the oxygen content is not sufficient, the oxygen sensor sends signal to the Electronic Control Modules or ECM of the car to make the necessary adjustments. In this way, production of harmful elements such as nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons are minimized. These elements are result of improper combustion process in which the fuel and air mixture is not properly burned since there is insufficient amount of oxygen.