Selling a genuine stock honda wideband o2 sensor part number 36531-P07-003. Sensor has approx. 5600 miles and is in great condition. Perfect for use with the techedge wideband units. $200 shipped OBO. Hit me up on here or at AIM lshatchturbo.

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Modified by lshatchturbo at 8:42 PM 4/23/2003


Modified by lshatchturbo at 8:43 PM 4/23/2003

 

Damn. that is a good price. these suckers are HARD to come by since Bosch stopped making them!! free bump for ya. i would get this one but i JUTS got mine in the mail today

 

damn thats high.(no offence) i know these things are pretty steep these days

 

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The best I price on it new I could find was $245. It is a geniune honda part and has low miles. Plus its OBO

 

could u use this to hook up to the aem ems

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SiRkid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">damn thats high.(no offence) i know these things are pretty steep these days</TD></TR></TABLE> not even close. these things are impossible to find! i looked for over 5 weeks to find one myself, and all the one's available were selling for $245+ just 'cause autozone has the bosch foir $169 on their site means jack. it has been nationwide out of stock for 4 months and they have no idea on when new stock will arrive (if ever). bump for you. this is what you need for AEM or Hondata Autotune !!

 

DAMN!!!!

I just spent $600 on other parts (brakes&flywheel)...Otherwise I'd be all over this one. This is a long shot, but if you still have it come 4/30...I'll take it. That's when I get paid again.

 

I bought mine from http://www.oxygensensor.net/. i got it for $183 in 2 days shipped. This was 3 weeks ago. I was about to 'name call' but I looked and it is out of stock there too. I went to the dealer and they wanted $340, but since they know me I would get a discount of $280. Someone should but this...

 

I just sold my old one for $20. Yeah twenty dollars. Wasn't sure if it was working or not. The car it came out of had 93,XXX miles on it though.

 

20 only!!! hehe.. i sold mine for freaking 10 bucks with 90k on the motor.. geez.. if i knew these things were worth that much back then.. i woulda sold it for 150 bucks mang... errr... oh wells.. that was a year ago.. free bump for you

 

what does a honda wideband O2 sensor do...i have 2 honda O2 sensors that looks exactly like this one...im new to this so im looking for info...thanks

 

are these the 02 out of a vx??

 

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They have 5 wires vs. 4 wire which most other o2 sensors have.


Yes the o2 sensor is for a vx, but never installed on a actually VX. It was used on a techedge wideband kit.

 

hmm I have a vx o2 I guess I can make a use for it now, it has less than 20k on it

 

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Def keep it if you want to use it for wideband tuning. Wideband tuning is very critical. Or you can sell it

 

omfg this is a real wide band that can be used with an aem ems!!!!

holy ****
thats a good prICE

 

i called my tuner and he said that i woul not work with the aem ems

 

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Your tuner dont know ****.

 

hmmm..

So this will work with the aem ems

 

its not a matter of what engine management it works with, its a matter of if the wideband controller you use, utilizes this particular sensor. All wideband controllers have a output signal which basicaly will connect to any engine managment system.

Your tuner probably wants to sell you some 300-400 FJO sensor when this stock vx sensor essentially does the same.

The main wideband controller that comes to mind that utilizes this particular sensor is any of the techedge units. Also, Pro-Active devices wideband controllers uses this sensor as well. Hope this helps, there is more info in the forced induction section if you do a search regarding widebands

 

thanks i just posted in the fi forum
damn i thoguht i new something about hondas

 

hey i have one for sale too...$200 OBD II...im me

 

doesnt it need to be the ngk part to use as a wideband? or at least the tech edge kits and the like

 

bump for a good guy

 

i used the same genuine honda sensor with my techedge, worked great. It just has to have the l1h1 stamp on the side. Oh yeah, ive got mine for sale too...200