Product Description
Kia 12-Inch O2 Oxygen Sensor Extension Harness
Fits Select Kia Sephia, Spectra and Sportage Applications
Add wiring reach to a compatible Kia oxygen sensor connection with this 12-inch O2 sensor extension harness. Designed for the listed Sephia, Spectra and Sportage applications, this oxygen sensor wiring extension provides additional length between the sensor connection and vehicle harness when extra reach is needed. Its one-foot length makes it a practical option for connecting compatible O2 sensor wiring that falls short of the required connection point. Compare the connectors shown in the product pictures with your existing connections to verify fitment before ordering.
Key Features & Benefits
- 12-Inch Harness Length: Provides a one-foot oxygen sensor wiring extension for compatible connections. The added reach helps bridge the distance between the O2 sensor lead and vehicle harness when the existing wiring does not reach the connection point.
- Oxygen Sensor Wiring Extension: Extends the electrical connection used by a compatible O2 sensor. It provides additional harness length for the existing sensor installation without requiring a different sensor solely to obtain a longer lead.
- Kia Sephia Applications: Listed for 1998-2001 Kia Sephia models with matching oxygen sensor connections. The 12-inch extension offers additional wiring reach for the supported connector configuration.
- Kia Spectra Applications: Supports the listed 2000-2004 Kia Spectra applications. Connector details shown in the product pictures provide a visual reference for matching this O2 harness extension to the vehicle's existing connections.
- Kia Sportage Applications: Listed for 1996-2002 Kia Sportage models using the corresponding oxygen sensor connectors. This extends the available wiring reach for compatible Sportage O2 sensor installations.
Key Fitments
Fits the applications below. Please look at the product pictures to verify connector fitment.
- KIA SEPHIA 1998-2001
- KIA SPECTRA 2000-2004
- KIA SPORTAGE 1996-2002
