Factory GM Sensors

21024043 - : Speed Sensor Harness for GM Image

Speed Sensor Harness

Drum brakes.
$29.51
MSRP $45.43
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12617332 - : Heated Oxygen Sensor for GM Image

Heated Oxygen Sensor

Corvette. Eng. ls9, ls7. Camaro. 6.2l. Front. 2011-15, 6.2L. With supercharged. Caprice PPV. 6.0l. SS. 2011-15, 7.0L. 2010, 6.2L. This...
$94.52
MSRP $170.30
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12679686 - : Heated Oxygen Sensor for GM Image

Heated Oxygen Sensor

CT6. 4.2l. Canister & sensors, 4.2l twin-turbo, bank 2 sensor 1. This part requires programming and/or special setup procedures GM...
$105.62
MSRP $190.30
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12669969 - : Heated Oxygen Sensor for GM Image

Heated Oxygen Sensor

LaCrosse. 3.6l. Volt. Upper. Regal Sportback. 3.6l. Downstream. This part requires programming and/or special setup procedures GM...
$42.48
MSRP $74.52
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12706708 - : Crankshaft Position Sensor for GM Image

Crankshaft Position Sensor

2.7L turbo. 1.3L turbo. Silverado, sierra. 2.7l. 1.2L turbo. XT4. CT4. CT5. 2.0l. CT6. 2.0l. XT5. 2.0l. Acadia. 2.0l. Helps keep engine...
$8.04
MSRP $13.40
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10496122 - : Heated Oxygen Sensor for GM Image

Heated Oxygen Sensor

All models. 2.5l. Helps keep engine timing and fuel injection running in sync Helps provide proper alignment, positioning, and spacing...
$22.21
MSRP $37.02
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13555039 - : Ft Impact Sensor for GM Image

Ft Impact Sensor

Modules & sensors. Colorado. ESCALADE IQ. OPTIQ. Silverado EV. Canyon. LYRIQ. Equinox EV. Sierra EV.
$77.89
12622308 - : Heated Oxygen Sensor for GM Image

Heated Oxygen Sensor

Silverado, sierra. 6.0l. Front. This part requires programming and/or special setup procedures GM Service Information describes the...
$93.88
MSRP $169.16
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12696642 - : Heated Oxygen Sensor for GM Image

Heated Oxygen Sensor

CT6. 4.2l. Canister & sensors, 4.2l twin-turbo, bank 1 sensor 2. This part requires programming and/or special setup procedures GM...
$65.05
MSRP $117.20
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13516496 - : Fuel Pressure Sensor for GM Image

Fuel Pressure Sensor

Signals the PCM to monitor fuel supplied to the engine Designed to accurately monitor fuel tank pressure
$56.17
MSRP $101.20
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12662647 - : Exhaust Particulate Sensor for GM Image

Exhaust Particulate Sensor

Cruze. Particulate sensor. This GM Genuine Part is designed, engineered, and tested to rigorous standards and is backed by General Motors
$252.89
MSRP $461.90
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13507129 - : Flex Fuel Sensor for GM Image

Flex Fuel Sensor

3.6L, flex fuel. Flex fuel sensor. Impala, Monte Carlo. 3.0L, flex fuel. Supplies accurate readings to the ECM to make proper...
$111.04
MSRP $202.82
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Frequently Asked Questions

What do sensors do in a Chevrolet vehicle?

Sensors in your Chevrolet monitor engine performance, emissions, temperature, and airflow. They send real-time data to the vehicle’s computer so it can adjust fuel delivery, ignition timing, and other systems.

What are the common symptoms of a bad sensor in a Chevrolet?

You may notice a check engine light, rough idle, reduced fuel economy, hesitation, or trouble starting. The symptoms vary depending on which sensor is failing.

Can a faulty sensor cause a Chevrolet not to start?

Yes, sensors like the crankshaft or camshaft position sensor can prevent your Chevrolet from starting if they stop sending proper signals to the engine control module.

Where are sensors located on a Chevrolet?

Sensors are placed throughout your Chevrolet, including the engine bay, intake system, exhaust system, and cooling components. Each sensor is positioned based on the system it monitors.

How do you know which sensor to replace on your Chevrolet?

Using an OBD-II scanner to read diagnostic trouble codes is the best way to identify a failing sensor. Matching the replacement to your Chevrolet’s year, model, and engine ensures proper fitment.