dices543

96 Civic with B18C1 swap

Would i be ok getting
http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-13363-Ox...1997&carId=001

Or should i bite the bullet and get Honda OEM

kyden

the bosch ones don't last that long. i would get a denso one if possible.

dices543

Thanks i always thought bosch was better for some reason, maybe advertisements brain washing me

purgat0ry

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Is it an auto or manual?

Manual -- You run the risk of the O2 sensor being long enough to actually rattle against your shift linkage.

Auto -- ???

I would go with Honda OE if you can afford it, I know I'm regretting buying the Bosch at the moment, it's too stinking long and rattles badly.

motegicivic

No do not go stock, too much money. Get Denso, fits perfect, even clipped on to factory bracket for my primary.

Plus I think Denso might make the Honda ones.

motegicivic

Just zip tie up the slack.

HondaPartsHero

Denso on Amazon. It's basically similar to the OEM one and cheaper than the Botched, I mean Bosch.

Blacknight117

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I have been using a Bosch O2 sensor for about 6 months now, and I have had no issues. Go to the website rockauto.com, they got `em cheap.

egsleepercivic

http://sparkplugs.com/results_app.asp

denso plug and play $78

shogee

denso, they are oem honda part manufacturer

purgat0ry

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I wish it was that simple, it is the top of the O2 sensor (about the last 1/2in) that rests against it.

HondaPartsHero

Seriously though you don't need one specifically for an Integra. I would get the cheapest Denso that will reach your wiring currently.

phoxking

doesn't rywire make one?! it says application for most hondas? but it's not really descriptive of what car it fits unless most of them are interchangeable. Can someone verify this?

http://www.rywire.com/catalog/wire-o2-sensor-p-68.html

motegicivic

Advance auto is cheaper than that.

egsleepercivic

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web...___#fragment-3

yep $67 plus tax

phoxking

i checked that one, i have a b18c1 as well and it says it did not fit.

egsleepercivic

I believe the only difference is the length of wire on the sensor, not 100% on that

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web...1740549259____

96 gsr $148 holy **** thats expensive wire lol

HondaPartsHero

you're right on, will work

94eg!

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- Denso makes the OEM Honda sensor.
- The sensor itself is exactly the same for almost all Honda 4-wire applications
- Yes the only difference is the wire length and/or any included grommets.
- You can buy the exact same sensor (universal version) and wire it yourself for $28 shipped on Amazon
- Just snip off your old sensor and use the kit to wire in the new sensor to the old plug
- Save you tons of money and you have an OEM sensor (ready fro another 15+ years)

Just be aware the difference between sensors in a Denso box and a Honda box is the color of the wiring. So do a little research before wiring them up. Here is a link to the Denso Catalog where you can search for the sensor (search the car your motor came from): http://www.densoaftermarket.com/cata....php?part=o2sn

Part number for the universal sensor is: 234-4209



They also make the custom exact-fit sensors but they cost a lot more: 234-4011 (upstream) & 234-4659 (downstream)