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Reviews (2)
May 25, 2022
CRTOVER60
Front pads for my 2007 Toyota Corolla came fast and were not damaged during shipping. I like the thickness of the ceramic pad material that was used. I have been driving with the new pads for three days as of this review and they are working great. They do not make any loud squeaking noises and my car comes to a smooth stop. I only wish they had come with some brake grease and the chrome metal parts.
Apr 05, 2022
Good Air/Fuel Ratio Sensor
The Air/Fuel Ratio Sensor-RWD Left Denso 234-9050 was identical to the original part with anti-seize compound already put on the threads with a cover over the threads to keep it from getting all over the place (nice touch). I started getting an engine warning light on my car a few months ago. I used my code reader device to find out it was a P0420. I will now have to bring my car to a shop for a new catalytic converter. The shop suggested I get two new oxygen sensors, (upstream and downstream) to replace the old ones upon getting my new catalytic converter. As you probably know the dealerships want approximately $500.00 for both sensors, ($290 upstream, $193.00 downstream). I got two new oxygen sensors that I picked up from E-bay for approximately $173.00 ($114.00 upstream, $45.00 downstream) for both including tax. My 2007 Toyota Corolla S has over 300,000 miles on it, and I never changed the original Air/Fuel Oxygen sensor until 4/02/2022. With the original sensor the car sometimes had trouble idling at a consistent RPM after I put 300,000 miles on it. With the new sensor I noticed the idling is now more consistent and I have more power and smoother acceleration. I used my code device to check the new downstream sensor and it appears to be working the same as my old sensor. I believe it should work fine but will not know until I get my new catalytic converter put on.