Frequently Asked Questions
The sensor is made of metals and plastics. This combination provides durability and reliability for monitoring ethanol content in flex fuel vehicles.
The sensor measures four point four one inches in length, three point five inches in width, and one point six one inches in height. These dimensions ensure a proper fit for GM vehicles.
The model number is one three five seven seven three seven nine. This identifier helps ensure compatibility with your specific GM vehicle.
To install the sensor, first disconnect the battery, then remove the old sensor from its housing. Next, insert the new sensor and reconnect the battery for proper operation.
Yes, it is designed as a GM-recommended replacement for your vehicle’s original component. This ensures it meets the specifications for fit and function.
The sensor monitors the ethanol content in the fuel and sends signals to the engine control module. This allows adjustments to the air/fuel mixture and ignition timing for efficiency.
To ensure longevity, avoid exposing the sensor to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals. Regular inspections during maintenance can help detect any issues early.
Yes, the sensor is designed to meet GM's safety and performance standards. It provides reliable monitoring of ethanol content in your vehicle’s fuel system.
The sensor is manufactured in Mexico. This location is part of ACDelco's commitment to quality and reliability in their products.
This sensor is manufactured to GM OE specifications, ensuring it offers the same quality and performance as the original part. It's designed specifically for GM vehicles.
If the sensor arrives damaged, contact the seller immediately to initiate a return or replacement process. Keep all original packaging for the return.
Yes, ACDelco products typically come with a warranty that covers defects in material and workmanship. Always check the warranty details provided by your retailer.
No, it is specifically designed for GM vehicles. Using it in a non-GM vehicle may lead to improper function and performance issues.
If you're experiencing poor fuel efficiency or engine performance issues, it may be time to replace the sensor. Diagnostic tests can confirm sensor functionality.
While replacing the sensor, consider checking fuel filters and fuel injectors for optimal performance. This ensures your vehicle runs efficiently after installation.
