I need to replace the oxygen sensor in my car, does anyone have any tips on good universal sensors, or good teg sensors?

 

OEM replacement

dont get a universal because it will make u very frustrated trying to get all the wires hooked up.

 

http://www.oxygensensors.com

 

http://www.prostreetonline.com...nsors

 

Look up user: enthusiastsauto in the Sponsor Marketplace. They sell NGK/NTK replacement o2 sensors for $79. I have one on my '99 GSR.

Or email paul@enthusiastsauto.com and tell him Gary aka Gee3 on H/T.com sent you. They have really good customer service.

Shoot, here's the link: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=623314

 

Sweet! Thanks Gee3.

 

just get the stock oem sensor

 

if anyone bothered to check my link you would have seen that the OEM sensors are stocked and are sold at substantially less than what Honda charges.

 

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I agree. Oxygensensors.com has good prices on O2 sensors. They sell the universal, but also sell the Denso OEM sensor at good prices.

 

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I agree. Oxygensensors.com has good prices on O2 sensors. They sell the universal, but also sell the Denso OEM sensor at good prices.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I see it listed at $189? That's a "good" price?

 

the g3 one looks like the exception. The universal one is still cheap though, and it's not hard to wire up

 

I got a bosch sensor for $30-40 which is the same make as OEM

 

Go with OEM and make sure to spray the old one down with rust penatrent of somesort before trying to pull it out.

P.S. you can never use to much rust penatrant

 

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I see it listed at $189? That's a "good" price?</TD></TR></TABLE>

It's a decent price. The Walker sensor is a little cheaper. However, if I was to get an OEM I would get one from Acuraparts247 for about $171.

 

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My buddy just got both OEM OBD-II Oxygen sensors. They cost him about $500 for both. Another cheaper brand will work JJJUUUSSSTTT fine, hehe. I think a little snip, snip, solder, solder is alot better than dishing out $500.

 

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Where did you get the idea that Bosch is the OEM for Honda oxygen sensors?

 

Cuz it had the word 'Bosch' stamped on the original sensor.

 

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I thought that OEM sensors were made by Denso.

 

Martik, did you buy this car new?


Modified by florduhdude at 2:36 PM 3/10/2004

 

Nope used, with about 102k miles on it. Everything else is fine, I got it inspected, he replaced everything that's usually replaced (timing belt, etc.) at 100k

 

as long it's a 4 wire you'll be fine!! oem....aftermarket it doesn't matter as long it's for honda/acura and have a 4 wire you'll be fine turst me i knoe!1