SuperATV

Up & Running Can-Am Defender O2 Sensor

Name: Up & Running Can-Am Defender O2 Sensor
Brand: SuperATV
SKU: O2S-CA-X3#AA
Price: 79.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Up & Running Can-Am Defender O2 Sensor

$79.95 USD

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Product Description

Defender O2 Sensor Replacement
Your O2 sensor seems like
a minor part, but really it's one of the most important. Without a properly
working sensor, your engine won’t work as it should. Replace your old,
corroded, stock sensor with SuperATV’s Up & Running Can-Am Defender O2 Sensor.
It's an OEM equivalent but a fraction of the cost.

Top-notch sensing
element
Durable construction
Easy to install

Keeps Your Defender Running Smooth
There are plenty of
good reasons to swap out your O2 sensor. You'll get better gas mileage, more
engine oomph, smoother gear shifts, and no more jerky idling or sudden stalls.
A fresh sensor will also keep your engine running sharp by giving it all the
info it needs to perform at its best.

Engineered for
Durability
O2 sensors are placed in the exhaust system, where
they are vulnerable to trail debris, high temperatures, and harsh gases.
That's why we've made this one extra durable. You won't have to worry about
swapping it out anytime soon.

Install the Defender O2 Sensor
in Minutes
Getting this O2 sensor up and running is a breeze,
and we love a plug-and-play concept. It's simple—screw it into your exhaust
pipe, and then the connector easily hooks up to your factory wiring. There’s
nothing else to it.