Q for O2 sensor
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Q for O2 sensor
I'm looking at to change my O2 sensor and I want to know has anyone tried it other than oem? and any fitment & issue? Walker or bosch or any other brand and manufacture model # given advise will be great. Thanks.
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Actually MANY members had issues with them in the past. Not sure about now days but early on with the 2g we stayed away from them. You can buy a OEM one for very close to what the aftermarket ones are.
Also as stated above If you do go aftermarket get the Plug in ones and not the splice ones. *Also* read carefully on the ones your looking at. Some need to be purchased in pairs.
Also as stated above If you do go aftermarket get the Plug in ones and not the splice ones. *Also* read carefully on the ones your looking at. Some need to be purchased in pairs.
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Actually MANY members had issues with them in the past. Not sure about now days but early on with the 2g we stayed away from them. You can buy a OEM one for very close to what the aftermarket ones are.
Also as stated above If you do go aftermarket get the Plug in ones and not the splice ones. *Also* read carefully on the ones your looking at. Some need to be purchased in pairs.
Also as stated above If you do go aftermarket get the Plug in ones and not the splice ones. *Also* read carefully on the ones your looking at. Some need to be purchased in pairs.
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Actually MANY members had issues with them in the past. Not sure about now days but early on with the 2g we stayed away from them. You can buy a OEM one for very close to what the aftermarket ones are.
Also as stated above If you do go aftermarket get the Plug in ones and not the splice ones. *Also* read carefully on the ones your looking at. Some need to be purchased in pairs.
Also as stated above If you do go aftermarket get the Plug in ones and not the splice ones. *Also* read carefully on the ones your looking at. Some need to be purchased in pairs.
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#10
Thanks everyone. I think Denso will be better choice, since oem cost around$130 and Denso for $60~$70 shipped with same quality. The reason I change is I got CEL on code p0420 and car mileage is almost 200k so just give a try(recent MPG dropped to 16~17).
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Drifting
I could see how that could happen w/ a joint that wasn't soldered & insulated well. Only other reason I could think of was cost, if there was a substantial difference between them.
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