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Nulon Petrol System Extreme Clean 500ml - PEC
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Nulon Petrol System Extreme Clean 500ml - PEC

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Nulon Octane Boost & Clean 300ml - OBC
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Nulon Octane Boost & Clean 300ml - OBC

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Penrite Petrol Injector Cleaner 375ml - ADPIC375

Penrite Petrol Injector Cleaner 375ml - ADPIC375

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Penrite Petrol Total System Cleaner 375mL - ADPTSC375

Penrite Petrol Total System Cleaner 375mL - ADPTSC375

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Repco Oxygen Sensor / Vacuum Switch Socket - RST182

Repco Oxygen Sensor / Vacuum Switch Socket - RST182

$21
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Repco Oxygen Sensor Socket 22mm - RTT4491

Repco Oxygen Sensor Socket 22mm - RTT4491

$43
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Repco Petrol Injector Cleaner 300ml - RPIC

Repco Petrol Injector Cleaner 300ml - RPIC

$16
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Fuelmiser  Oxygen Sensor  - COS720

Fuelmiser Oxygen Sensor - COS720

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$79
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Penrite Octane Booster Petrol 375ml - ADOCTB375

Penrite Octane Booster Petrol 375ml - ADOCTB375

$26
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Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX425

Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX425

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$253
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Penrite Valve Shield Petrol Additive 250mL - ADVS250

Penrite Valve Shield Petrol Additive 250mL - ADVS250

$30
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Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX243

Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX243

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$184
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Fuelmiser  Oxygen Sensor  - COS734

Fuelmiser Oxygen Sensor - COS734

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$92
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Fuelmiser  Oxygen Sensor  - COS929

Fuelmiser Oxygen Sensor - COS929

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$423
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Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX262

Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX262

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$280
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Fuelmiser  Oxygen Sensor  - COS802

Fuelmiser Oxygen Sensor - COS802

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$290
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NTK Oxygen Sensor - OZA624E1
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NTK Oxygen Sensor - OZA624E1

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$156
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Fuelmiser  Oxygen Sensor  - COS1311

Fuelmiser Oxygen Sensor - COS1311

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$548
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Fuelmiser Oxygen Sensor - COS723

Fuelmiser Oxygen Sensor - COS723

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$88
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Fuelmiser  Oxygen Sensor  - COS730

Fuelmiser Oxygen Sensor - COS730

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$102
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Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX480

Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX480

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Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX632

Goss Oxygen Sensor - OX632

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Maintaining and Replacing the Oxygen Sensor in Your 2009 Ford Falcon

The 2009 Ford Falcon is indeed equipped with an oxygen sensor. This essential component plays a critical role in ensuring your vehicle runs efficiently by monitoring the air-fuel mixture and helping your engine achieve optimal fuel economy and emissions. Whether you're new to car maintenance or an experienced DIY enthusiast, it's handy to know a bit about how to handle oxygen sensor replacement or maintenance.

Oxygen sensors can wear out over time and may need replacing due to a variety of factors including driving conditions and the quality of fuel used. If you're experiencing symptoms such as increased fuel consumption, engine misfires, or the dreaded check engine light appearing, it might be high time to inspect the oxygen sensors.

  1. Identifying Issues - If your Falcon's fuel economy has started to drop or you're noticing unusual exhaust emissions, the oxygen sensor could be the culprit. Modern vehicles use these sensors to provide real-time feedback to the engine management system which calibrates the air-fuel mixture for efficiency.
  2. Regular Checks - During routine servicing, it's wise to have the oxygen sensor checked to ensure it's in good working order. A faulty sensor can cause the engine management system to misinterpret readings, often resulting in excessive fuel use and emissions.
  3. Replacement Steps - If replacement is necessary, be sure to procure the correct sensor matching your vehicle's specifications. Ensure the engine is cooled down before beginning any replacement to avoid injury. Disconnect the battery to avoid any electrical shock.
    • Removal - Carefully remove the sensor by disconnecting the wiring harness and unscrewing it using an oxygen sensor socket. It's located generally on the exhaust manifold or post-catalytic converter, depending on which one needs swapping.
    • Installation - When installing the new sensor, use anti-seize compound if required to prevent it from sticking in the exhaust later on. Reconnect the wiring harness securely and reset any onboard diagnostics with a suitable scanner or by disconnecting the battery for a short period.
  4. Proper Maintenance - Maintain the good health of your sensor by using high-quality fuel and keeping the vehicle's engine in good condition. Regular service intervals help keep the engine running smoothly and can extend the lifespan of the oxygen sensor.

Keeping an eye on the oxygen sensors will save you from running a rich or lean engine, benefits your pocket in terms of fuel expenses, and keeps you environmentally friendly with lower emissions. Regularly addressing these inexpensive but integral parts can save a lot of hassle and expense down the road.