00:00If your Hyundai Tucson is throwing a check engine light or you're failing emissions,
00:04a BATO2 sensor is usually the culprit. Today I've got the top 5 oxygen sensors for your Tucson,
00:10all highly rated, all affordable, and all easy to swap in yourself.
00:14First up, the 39210-2G100 and 2G200 combo pack, this is the one to grab if you've got a 2009
00:21-2015
00:22Tucson with the 2.0 or 2.4 liter engine. You get both the upstream and downstream sensors in one
00:29kit, so you're covering the whole system in one shot. It's the most popular pick on this list with
00:35over 4,500 sold, a perfect 5-star rating, and it runs just $38.25. For that price, doing both
00:43sensors
00:44at once just makes sense. Next, if you want the cheapest way to kill the check engine light,
00:49check out this oxygen sensor for the 2010-2014 Tucson and Sportage. The part number is 39210-2G650
00:58and the best part? It's only $17.08. That's about as low as it gets for a quality sensor,
01:06and with over 4,300 units sold and a 5-star rating, buyers clearly aren't disappointed.
01:12Great budget option if you just need to replace one sensor.
01:16Third on the list is the 39210-2G240, which fits the 2016-2019 Tucson along with Santa Fe,
01:24Sonata, Optima, and Sorento. This one is a direct-fit lambda sensor, so no splicing or wiring
01:30headaches, it plugs right in. It's priced at $32.74, has sold over 4,300 times, and holds a
01:38solid 4.7-star rating. If you've got a newer Tucson and want an OEM-style fit, this is a
01:44strong choice.
01:46Number 4 is this air-fuel ratio sensor, part number 392103-CCB0, and it covers a huge range
01:53Elantra GT, Sonata, Tucson, Kona, Forte, Optima. If you've got a newer Tucson, there's a good chance
02:00this fits your car. The price is $33.28, and it's got a perfect 5-star rating with more than
02:074,200 sold. A ratio sensor reads more precisely than a standard O2 sensor, so your fuel trim stays
02:14right where it should be. And rounding out the top 5, we've got a 4-piece set for the older
02:20Tucson's
02:202005-2009 plus Santa Fe and Sportage from the same era. You get all 4 sensors, upstream and downstream,
02:28for just $35.99. That's less than $9 a sensor, which is honestly a steal. Over 3,700 sold and
02:38a 5-star
02:38rating. If you're refreshing an older Tucson and want to do the whole job at once, this kit has you
02:44covered. So there you have it, the top 502 sensors for the Hyundai Tucson, from budget single sensors to
02:50full replacement kits. All the links are in the description below, so grab the one that matches
02:56your year and engine. If this helped you out, drop a like and subscribe for more Honest Parts Reviews.
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