Bosch 13416 Oxygen Sensor - Upstream

Bosch Actual OE Oxygen Sensor 13416

Bosch 13416 is a narrow-band heated oxygen sensor built for precise air-fuel-ratio feedback to the ECU. It supports stable combustion control and emissions management for select Nissan, Mercury, and related applications, including upstream service on Altima, Quest, Pickup, and Villager models.

Key Features

• Actual OE Oxygen Sensor from Bosch
• Narrow-band heated design for closed-loop fuel control
• Specific-fit sensor with threaded mounting
• 3-wire configuration with blade terminals and male connector
• Wiring harness included; harness length 6.1 in
• Metal housing with steel finish for underhood and exhaust-area durability
• 22 mm hex size and 18 mm thread diameter
• Overall length 9.8 in; sealing surface to connector end 8.7 in

Product Details

Bosch 13416 uses advanced ceramic sensing elements and controlled heater operation to deliver fast light-off and accurate lambda feedback across changing exhaust temperatures. As part of Bosch’s Actual OE Oxygen Sensor line, it reflects the company’s long OE development history and the same type of sensor architecture used for precise mixture control in factory emissions systems. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 226900B711) for the same application.

Compatible With 1994-1998 Mercury Villager, upstream; 1994-1998 Nissan Quest, upstream; 1996-1999 Nissan Altima, upstream; and 1996-1997 Nissan Pickup, upstream. It also covers 1994 Nissan Quest, upstream; 1996 Nissan Altima, upstream with California emission system through 01/1996 and from 02/1996; and 1996 Nissan Pickup, upstream from 01/1996. Bosch 13416 is a direct-fit oxygen sensor choice for drivers searching for a Bosch oxygen sensor for Nissan Altima upstream or a Bosch 13416 replacement for Nissan Quest and Mercury Villager applications.

What It Helps Address

• Rich or lean air-fuel mixture readings from a worn upstream sensor
• Delayed closed-loop fuel control after startup
• Check engine light concerns related to oxygen sensor performance
• Unstable idle or drivability issues tied to inaccurate exhaust feedback
• Emissions test failures caused by degraded sensor response

Installation Notes

Install in the upstream exhaust location specified by the vehicle application. Verify connector shape, wire count, thread size, and harness length before installation. Use the correct 22 mm oxygen sensor socket and confirm the sensor seats on the threaded mounting point without cross-threading. Check the vehicle’s emission configuration, especially on 1996 Nissan Altima applications with California emission system notes.

Quality Assurance

Bosch supplies this oxygen sensor as an OE-style replacement backed by more than five decades of oxygen-sensor development. The design uses high-temperature-resistant materials and heater control strategies intended to maintain consistent signal quality under thermal and vibration load.