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Estimated delivery: 7–15 business days
Overview
A new oxygen sensor for the Subaru Forester, referenced to OE number 22690AA420. The oxygen sensor monitors exhaust gas and feeds the mixture correction signal back to the engine computer; when it wears out you get a check engine light, rising fuel consumption, rough running and a failed emissions test. Because Subaru wagons and SUVs make up a large share of the New Zealand fleet — and because a failed oxygen sensor is one of the most common fault codes on any older vehicle — this is a high-frequency repair part with predictable demand. It is supplied as a complete sensor with its connector and is a direct screw-in replacement for the original unit.
Key Features
- Oxygen (lambda) sensor referenced to OE 22690AA420
- New condition, supplied for replacement/repair
- Listed for the Subaru Forester
- Complete sensor supplied, including the manufacturer's wiring connector
- One-year warranty stated by the manufacturer
- Very light – approximately 0.165 kg packed, so freight stays low
Vehicle Compatibility
- Subaru Forester – as listed by the manufacturer
Compatibility note: The manufacturer has not published model years, engine code, position (upstream or downstream) or drive side for this sensor. Forester models can use different sensors by position and engine, so please confirm your chassis code, engine and the position of the faulty sensor with us before ordering.
Specifications
| OE number | 22690AA420 |
| Type | Oxygen Sensor |
| Part type | Oxygen / lambda sensor |
| Condition | New |
| Manufacturer warranty | One year (as stated by the manufacturer) |
| Manufacturer-stated delivery time | 7–15 days |
| Packed weight | Approximately 0.165 kg |
What's Included
- 1 x oxygen sensor with connector
- No sensor socket, thread sealant or exhaust gasket unless confirmed with the manufacturer
- Confirm the pack contents with us before ordering
Installation & Fitment Notes
Allow the exhaust to cool completely before removal — never work on a hot manifold. Use a proper sensor socket, apply the specified anti-seize compound to the threads, and clear the fault codes before re-testing. We recommend professional installation by a qualified automotive technician.
Fitment & Ordering
Electrical and engine management components need correct wiring, connectors and configuration to deliver accurate signals and reliable operation.