NGK Nissan Multi 1988-1986 Direct Fit Oxygen Sensor

If you're noticing your 1987 Nissan Pulsar NX isn't running as smoothly as it used to, or if your check engine light is on, a failing oxygen sensor could be the culprit. This part is crucial for your car's onboard diagnostic system, constantly feeding information back to the engine's computer to keep the air-fuel mixture just right. That means better gas mileage and fewer harmful emissions.

NGK, a major supplier of original equipment sensors, builds these with an advanced ceramic element. It's designed with a special coating to resist contamination and deposits, which can often cause other sensors to fail prematurely. This focus on the ceramic element, from raw material to the finished product, is what NTK is known for. It helps ensure the sensor can accurately report back to your ECU, keeping your engine running efficiently and alerting you to any potential issues with fuel delivery or the catalytic converter.