blau

hello

Is is my baby sister's car (really). She had a check engin light on. Dump the code and it said primary oxygen sensor.

Problem is when she went to the dealer looking for the part. They told her she had a ultra low emission honda (california car). The Ultra low emission sensor would be $345 dollars the regular one is about $170. Went to Auto Zone the regular one would be $105, Ultra low would be $225.

My question is you just put the regular sesnor on a ultra low engin.

thanks

bokals

just get a regular o2 sensor, you dont need that ultra low bullshit

gqstatus05

we're all going to die anyways.. ozone is already shot..what the hell go for the regular sensor ..try ebay. I bought an O2 sensor for like 70 bucks.. 80 all together with shipping. Hasnt failed me yet.

The-Kid

The pre Cat or post cat? I know on the precat the sensor is not really an oxygen sensor. the post you can use whatever you want.

The precat has this sensor called "Air/Fuel sensor" This type only occurs with the ULEV cars (F23A4) Though I'm not sure if this is the same as a regular o2 sensor, but that is also another difference from a ULEV engine and a non ULEV engine. Sparkplugs.com has them for $115 for a Denso. OEM replacement.

you said they told her that she had a ULEV/California Accord. Can you confirm this? See on the valve cover, should say ULEV. or even better the engine block itself.