Kooks Headers Oxygen Sensor Harnesses for 2010-2014 F-150 - CAS-105360

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Kooks Headers Oxygen Sensor Harnesses for 2010-2014 F-150 - CAS-105360

Kooks Headers Oxygen Sensor Harnesses for 2010-2014 F-150 - CAS-105360

KOK-CAS-105360

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Estimated Ship Date: Dec 21, 2026

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
CAS-105360
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
KOK-CAS-105360
UPC:
842422120870
Number of Wires:
4
Wiring Harness Plug Style:
4 square female and 4 square male
Wiring Harness Length (in.):
12.000 in.
Quantity:
Sold as a set of 3.
Notes:
Includes one 12 in. extension harness (round 4-pin) and two 12 in. extension harnesses (4-pin).

Kooks Headers Oxygen Sensor Harnesses

Does some custom exhaust work require you to relocate your oxygen sensors? Then Kooks Headers oxygen sensor harnesses are just for you. They're available in several different lengths and for various applications. These harnesses are also assembled from high-quality components to meet or exceed OEM specifications. For an easy, hassle-free installation on your next exhaust project, choose Kooks oxygen sensor harnesses.

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