Hero Genuine Non-Heated Oxygen Sensor for Glamour FI/XTEC, Passion Pro/XTEC, Xpulse 200, Xtreme 160/200, HF Deluxe & Splendor iSmart BS6 | 36532AAF401S

Hero Genuine Non-Heated Oxygen Sensor – 36532AAF401S

Restore the specified exhaust-feedback signal with the Hero Genuine Oxygen Sensor (Non-Heated), part number 36532AAF401S. This model-specific lambda sensor is used on compatible fuel-injected Hero Glamour, Passion Pro, Xpulse, Xtreme, HF Deluxe and Splendor-family motorcycles.

The oxygen sensor is installed in the exhaust system and monitors the oxygen content of the exhaust gas. The engine-control system uses this feedback while managing the air-fuel mixture and emissions. A damaged, contaminated, slow-response, open-circuit or incorrectly matched sensor can contribute to a malfunction indicator lamp, stored fault code, unstable running, increased fuel consumption, poor response or emission-control problems.

This is a non-heated oxygen sensor. It must not be interchanged with a heated sensor or another visually similar Hero oxygen sensor. Sensor thread, wiring length, connector design, calibration, heater configuration and vehicle software requirements can differ between models.

What This Product Is

• Hero Genuine exhaust oxygen / lambda sensor
• Official description: Oxygen Sensor (Non-Heated)
• Hero part number: 36532AAF401S
• Catalogue-format part number: 36532-AAF-401
• Common buyer names: O2 sensor, lambda sensor, exhaust sensor, oxygen probe and fuel-mixture sensor
• Sensor type: non-heated exhaust-gas oxygen sensor
• Application: compatible electronic fuel-injection and emission-control systems
• Supply form: one manufacturer-packed sensor

Key Features

• Genuine Hero engine-management and emission-control component
• Monitors oxygen content in the exhaust gas
• Provides feedback used by the fuel-injection control system
• Designed for the specified non-heated sensor application
• Model-specific thread, cable, connector and calibration when matched by exact SKU
• Suitable replacement when the existing sensor is diagnostically confirmed faulty or physically damaged
• Built for exposure to exhaust heat, vibration and normal motorcycle operating conditions
• Better fitment confidence than selecting a universal oxygen sensor by connector appearance
• One sensor supplied
• Current Hero MRP reference: ₹1,130 inclusive of taxes

Confirmed Compatibility

Exact Model and Generation References

• Hero Splendor iSMART i3S BSVI (Oct, 2019)
• Hero HF Deluxe BSVI (Jan, 2020)
• Hero Passion Pro BSVI (Feb, 2020)
• Hero Glamour FI-BSVI (Mar, 2020)
• Hero Glamour FI-iBS BSVI (Jan, 2021)
• Hero Passion Pro BSVI (Jan, 2021)
• Hero Glamour XTEC (July, 2021)
• Hero Glamour i3S BSVI (Oct, 2021)
• Hero Passion Pro BSVI (Oct, 2021)
• Hero Glamour 125 BS-VI Refresh (May, 2022)
• Hero Passion XTEC (June, 2022)
• Hero Xpulse 200 4V (July, 2022)
• Hero Glamour XTEC 125 (Sept, 2022)
• Hero Glamour Canvas (Oct, 2022)
• Hero Glamour BSVI Techno OBD-II (Jan, 2023)
• Hero Passion Pro (Mar, 2023)
• Hero Glamour 125CC FV BSVI (Aug, 2023)

Official Hero Model-Family Applicability

• Hero Xtreme 160 family — only variants whose catalogue specifies 36532-AAF-401
• Hero Xpulse 200 family — exact engine, emission stage and generation must be confirmed
• Hero Glamour family — compatible fuel-injected BS6/OBD variants using this SKU
• Hero Xtreme 200 family — exact model and exhaust-sensor specification must be confirmed
• Hero Xpulse 200T family — only variants catalogued with this SKU
• Hero Passion Pro / Passion XTEC — compatible fuel-injected variants using this SKU
• Hero HF Deluxe — only the exact BS6 variant using 36532-AAF-401
• Hero Splendor Plus / Splendor iSmart — only variants whose catalogue specifies this SKU

Export-Market Reference

• Hero Hunk 160R FI — export-market application catalogued with 36532-AAF-401

Compatibility boundary: Hero model families can contain multiple oxygen-sensor versions. The model name, engine capacity or connector appearance alone is not enough to confirm fitment.

Fitment Note / Return Prevention Note

Before ordering, match the complete Hero part number 36532AAF401S or catalogue number 36532-AAF-401 with the motorcycle’s chassis/VIN-based parts catalogue, existing sensor and diagnostic requirement.

Confirm all of the following:

• Exact motorcycle model, variant and production generation
• BS6, OBD or export-market emission specification
• Non-heated sensor requirement
• Sensor thread and mounting position in the exhaust
• Connector casing and locking design
• Wire length and routing
• Part number shown in the vehicle parts catalogue
• Part number printed on the existing sensor, pack or invoice

Do not assume every model in the family uses this sensor. Hero sells multiple oxygen-sensor SKUs for different motorcycles and generations, including:

• 36532ACK001S — used on specified HF 100, HF Deluxe, Passion and Xtreme 125 applications
• 36532AAGA01S — specified for compatible Super Splendor applications
• 36532RAA001S — heated oxygen sensor for specified Mavrick and Karizma applications

These alternate numbers are not substitutes for 36532AAF401S. Order only the sensor required by the exact motorcycle.

A warning lamp, fault code, poor mileage or unstable engine operation does not automatically prove that the oxygen sensor is defective. Similar symptoms can be caused by exhaust leakage, damaged wiring, loose connectors, low battery voltage, injector problems, fuel-pressure faults, intake air leaks, ignition faults, contaminated fuel, ECU faults or another engine-management sensor.

Electrical and emission-component return protection: Match the exact SKU before connecting or installing. Connected, tested, installed, contaminated, physically damaged or used sensors cannot be treated as unused returns.

What You Will Receive

• 1 × Hero Genuine Oxygen Sensor (Non-Heated)
• Part number: 36532AAF401S
• One manufacturer-packed oxygen/lambda sensor

Not included:

• Exhaust pipe or silencer
• ECU / engine-control module
• Wiring harness
• Connector repair kit
• Sensor mounting boss
• Exhaust gasket
• Fuel injector
• Throttle body
• Diagnostic scanning or fault-code clearing
• Installation labour

Technical Details

Installation Note

Diagnosis and installation should be performed by a trained fuel-injection technician. The exhaust and engine must be allowed to cool before the sensor is removed.

Before fitting:

• Read stored diagnostic fault codes and inspect live sensor data where applicable
• Check the exhaust for leakage near the sensor
• Inspect the wiring harness and connector for heat damage, corrosion or loose terminals
• Compare the old and new part numbers, thread and cable length
• Inspect the exhaust sensor threads and mounting boss
• Confirm that the replacement is the required non-heated sensor

During installation:

• Use the correct oxygen-sensor tool where required
• Do not strike or drop the sensing element
• Do not contaminate the sensor tip with grease, oil, fuel, cleaner or sealant
• Do not twist, stretch or route the wire against the exhaust
• Do not splice the connector unless the authorised repair procedure specifically allows it
• Tighten the sensor to the motorcycle’s prescribed specification
• Secure the wiring in the original clips and heat-protected route

After installation, clear stored fault codes where required, start the engine and confirm that no exhaust leakage, warning lamp or related fault remains. Do not replace an oxygen sensor repeatedly without diagnosing the fuel, ignition, exhaust and wiring systems.

Buyer-Focused FAQs

1. What is Hero part number 36532AAF401S?
It is a Hero Genuine non-heated exhaust oxygen sensor used on compatible fuel-injected Xtreme, Xpulse, Glamour, Passion Pro, HF Deluxe and Splendor-family motorcycles.

2. Is this also called an O2 or lambda sensor?
Yes. Oxygen sensor, O2 sensor, lambda sensor, exhaust sensor and oxygen probe are common names for this component.

3. What does the oxygen sensor do?
It monitors oxygen in the exhaust gas and provides feedback used by the engine-control system while managing the air-fuel mixture and emissions.

4. Is this a heated oxygen sensor?
No. Hero identifies 36532AAF401S as a non-heated oxygen sensor. Do not replace it with a heated sensor unless the vehicle catalogue specifies that different design.

5. Does it fit Hero Glamour?
Yes, confirmed applications include Glamour FI-BSVI March 2020, FI-iBS January 2021, XTEC July 2021, i3S BSVI October 2021, BS-VI Refresh May 2022, XTEC 125 September 2022, Canvas October 2022, Techno OBD-II January 2023 and 125CC FV BSVI August 2023.

6. Does it fit Hero Passion Pro?
Yes, confirmed applications include Passion Pro BSVI February 2020, January 2021 and October 2021, Passion XTEC June 2022 and Passion Pro March 2023.

7. Does it fit Hero Xpulse 200?
Hero lists Xpulse 200 among the applicable families, and Xpulse 200 4V July 2022 is an exact confirmed reference. Other generations must be matched by part number.

8. Does it fit Xpulse 200T?
Hero lists Xpulse 200T among the applicable families. Confirm the exact engine and emission generation before ordering.

9. Does it fit Hero Xtreme 160R?
Hero lists Xtreme 160 among the applicable families. Match the exact generation, connector and catalogue SKU because different Xtreme variants can use different sensors.

10. Does it fit Hero Xtreme 160R 4V?
Compatibility must be confirmed by the exact vehicle catalogue. Do not assume all 4V variants use 36532AAF401S merely because some Xtreme 160 applications do.

11. Does it fit Hero Xtreme 200R or Xtreme 200S?
Hero lists the Xtreme 200 family in the official applicability, but the exact model generation and exhaust-sensor part number must be checked before ordering.

12. Does it fit Hero HF Deluxe?
HF Deluxe BSVI January 2020 is an exact confirmed reference. Other HF Deluxe generations can use different oxygen-sensor SKUs.

13. Does it fit Splendor Plus?
Hero lists Splendor Plus among the applicable families. Splendor iSMART i3S BSVI October 2019 is an exact confirmed reference, but every Splendor variant must be checked separately.

14. Does it fit Super Splendor?
Do not assume fitment. Hero lists a different oxygen sensor, 36532AAGA01S, for specified Super Splendor applications.

15. Does it fit HF 100 or Xtreme 125R?
Do not assume compatibility. Specified HF 100 and Xtreme 125 applications use another oxygen-sensor SKU, 36532ACK001S.

16. Can a faulty oxygen sensor turn on the engine warning lamp?
Yes, a sensor or circuit fault can trigger a warning lamp and diagnostic code. Wiring, exhaust leakage and other engine-management faults must also be checked.

17. Will a new oxygen sensor automatically improve mileage?
Only when the old sensor is faulty and affecting fuel control. Mileage also depends on injector condition, air filter, ignition, fuel quality, tyre pressure, riding conditions and engine health.

18. Can the sensor be cleaned and reused?
Do not use harsh chemicals, wire brushes or compressed air on the sensing element. Follow the Hero diagnostic procedure and replace the sensor when replacement is specified.

19. Does the sensor need programming?
No universal programming requirement is claimed. Fault codes and learned values may require service-tool procedures depending on the motorcycle.

20. Can I connect it temporarily to test it?
Do not connect an electrical sensor merely for trial. Confirm the exact SKU before connection because tested or installed electrical parts cannot be returned as unused.

21. Is professional installation recommended?
Yes. Correct diagnosis, thread protection, tightening, wire routing and fault-code checks are important for reliable operation.

22. How can I prevent ordering the wrong oxygen sensor?
Match the complete part number, exact model and generation, emission stage, non-heated specification, connector, cable length, exhaust mounting and chassis/VIN-based Hero catalogue.

Electrical and Emission Component Purchase Warning

Confirm the exact part number before opening, connecting or installing the sensor. Electrical testing, exhaust contamination, damaged threads, altered wiring, installation marks or operational use can permanently affect the part and invalidate return eligibility.