2002 Accord O2 Sensor questions
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Re: 2002 Accord O2 Sensor questions
Hi, I have the same issue on my 2001 Honda Accord ULEV.
Could someone tell if Bosch 13512 will work or not? And if I should prefer Denso 234-9014 over Bosch 13512
I am getting the Bosch in $150 and the Denso one is coming to $ 190
Thanks...
Could someone tell if Bosch 13512 will work or not? And if I should prefer Denso 234-9014 over Bosch 13512
I am getting the Bosch in $150 and the Denso one is coming to $ 190
Thanks...
02-26-2010, 05:17 AM
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Re: 2002 Accord O2 Sensor questions
sup,
'02 Accord SE (F23A4) ULEV:
about 4 months ago I got check engine light to go off, DTC P1166 & P1167 were read by my scanner.
I have read the service manual and seem like the problem is really straight forward O2 sensor went bad.
I purchase Bosch 15733 Oxygen Sensor, which was described as "will fit your Honda accord 2002" by amazon website. well after installing sensor P1166 disappear but P1167 remain unfixed. I start reading posts which suggested to check the fuses & wiring. after hours of diagnose I didn't find any problems.
Bought another sensor which was suggested by one of the posts from Pep Boys this time and their parts guy said http://c2c.activant.com/ctoc/index.j...NCUlE6BlcJUHQf will work which is Bosch 13075. Well cable was to short but I manage to reach the connector and P1167 was gone for about 2 minutes and went back on!
Then finally I got to this forum and purchase Denso 234-9014 Air and Fuel Sensor was on sale for $167. I was really worried
that may still not work for me, but it have been 4 days and no DTC errors and car passed inspection!
I don't write on forums but this save me about $300 dollars and because times are rough I felt like I must share my experience.
Two dealers quotes: First dealer $487.00 +tax, Second said it will cost me at least $500.
Replacing A/F sensor took me 2 minutes with resetting DTC codes.
good luck
'02 Accord SE (F23A4) ULEV:
about 4 months ago I got check engine light to go off, DTC P1166 & P1167 were read by my scanner.
I have read the service manual and seem like the problem is really straight forward O2 sensor went bad.
I purchase Bosch 15733 Oxygen Sensor, which was described as "will fit your Honda accord 2002" by amazon website. well after installing sensor P1166 disappear but P1167 remain unfixed. I start reading posts which suggested to check the fuses & wiring. after hours of diagnose I didn't find any problems.
Bought another sensor which was suggested by one of the posts from Pep Boys this time and their parts guy said http://c2c.activant.com/ctoc/index.j...NCUlE6BlcJUHQf will work which is Bosch 13075. Well cable was to short but I manage to reach the connector and P1167 was gone for about 2 minutes and went back on!
Then finally I got to this forum and purchase Denso 234-9014 Air and Fuel Sensor was on sale for $167. I was really worried
that may still not work for me, but it have been 4 days and no DTC errors and car passed inspection!I don't write on forums but this save me about $300 dollars and because times are rough I felt like I must share my experience.
Two dealers quotes: First dealer $487.00 +tax, Second said it will cost me at least $500.
Replacing A/F sensor took me 2 minutes with resetting DTC codes.
good luck
03-02-2010, 09:48 AM
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Re: 2002 Accord O2 Sensor questions
Oh yeah...I got it really good pricing. Fixing that MIL has made me really happy. Although my honda accord it's one of the worst cars ever owned!
good luck to all.
good luck to all.
10-10-2011, 03:27 PM
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Re: 2002 Accord O2 Sensor questions
2002 Honda Accord EX SULEV California Model
I just installed the Denso 234-9014 which is the OEM. My car ran a little rough for a couple of days and then it smoothed out after driving around for maybe 50 miles. I guess the computer had to recalibrate itself and get out of the default safety mode. One thing i would like to mention is that i used lucas fuel injector cleaner for five to seven tank fulls and i got the check engine light. The old o2 sensor looked white carbon fouled so i dont know if the lucas stuff did it but i will not take that chance again. I didnt even notice an improvement when i used it. Matter a fact it felt more sluggish. What gives? Anyhow my car is running xclent whith the new Amazon ordered correct sensor. It was the cheapest at 158$.
I just installed the Denso 234-9014 which is the OEM. My car ran a little rough for a couple of days and then it smoothed out after driving around for maybe 50 miles. I guess the computer had to recalibrate itself and get out of the default safety mode. One thing i would like to mention is that i used lucas fuel injector cleaner for five to seven tank fulls and i got the check engine light. The old o2 sensor looked white carbon fouled so i dont know if the lucas stuff did it but i will not take that chance again. I didnt even notice an improvement when i used it. Matter a fact it felt more sluggish. What gives? Anyhow my car is running xclent whith the new Amazon ordered correct sensor. It was the cheapest at 158$.
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