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Saturn SC2 Oxygen Sensor optimizes combustion by constantly sending the engine computer data which keeps the air fuel mix efficient for lively performance and low emissions. The sporty Saturn debuted with a 1.9 liter DOHC engine producing 123 horsepower, a number which combined with the slick MP3 five speed manual or optional MP7 automatic to provide rapid acceleration and respectable mileage, along with later revisions to the SC2 that added roomier interiors, sleeker styling and integrated control modules that sharpened diagnostics and boosted reliability. Because Saturn SC2 is built on the unique Z-body platform, engineers calibrated its suspension and steering to give it a nimble cornering feel, and owners love the fact that true parts keep the factory balance intact, with good fuel efficiency and long-term value for the Saturn SC2 compact coupe. Regular maintenance is the key to keeping sensors, gaskets and electronic modules working in harmony to maintain that car's spirited feel even after many years on the road. The SC2 Oxygen Sensor is in the exhaust stream and detects the leftover oxygen, creating a voltage signal that allows the control module to adjust the injector pulses, stabilize idle, protect the catalytic converter and reduce pollutants, making it crucial to peak efficiency. This Oxygen Sensor unit utilizes long service life, durable zirconia elements and accurate feedback upstream and downstream of the catalyst. To install new Saturn Oxygen Sensor cool the exhaust, disconnect battery, unplug harness, remove old unit using O2 socket, apply anti-seize to threads, hand thread new replacement, tighten wiring and battery, clear codes, and road test.