o2 sensors...
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Originally Posted by kill_kill_kill
jizzunk yard.
Someone here also did a real good DIY on how to install a universal one (50$). Sizzearch.
Someone here also did a real good DIY on how to install a universal one (50$). Sizzearch.
please get off the end of words.
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Will
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I was hoping someone knew of something I didn't.. I did a search, but it didn't come up with much. And I'm not about to fab my own o2 sensor....
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wizzle, yizzle obvizzlously dizzle knizzle as mizzle as yizzle thizzle.
Univizzle's aren't fabrizzle-cated. Thizzle izzles just not pre-spliced-izzled into a plastic connector (ok I know how stupid that sounds, I was just kidding). They are allready matched thread size and voltage give off and everything, just have four loose wires instead of four wires that end in a plastic clip. You can easily solder to your original plastic clip.
Univizzle's aren't fabrizzle-cated. Thizzle izzles just not pre-spliced-izzled into a plastic connector (ok I know how stupid that sounds, I was just kidding). They are allready matched thread size and voltage give off and everything, just have four loose wires instead of four wires that end in a plastic clip. You can easily solder to your original plastic clip.
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I've never had any luck with any of the aftermarket O2s out there. The Boshe are the worst with Honda ECUs. Some ECUs I've seen even indicate O2 failure with a brand new Boshe.
The OEM honda O2 always works the best and lasts the longest. Take he bullet and pick up a Honda O2, well worth it in the long run.
The OEM honda O2 always works the best and lasts the longest. Take he bullet and pick up a Honda O2, well worth it in the long run.
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h: I got and installed a boshe o2 sensor earlier, one of the universal ones.. it was $60...
but my car doesn't throw a CEL anymore :thumbup:
I looked into a Honda o2.... $230 :rofl:
but my car doesn't throw a CEL anymore :thumbup:
I looked into a Honda o2.... $230 :rofl:
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i got a stock one i can sell, $20!
only prob is I cant get it off the damn manifold so i bought a new sensor.
you pay shippin and I can try to get it off, its kinda scratched around the bolt peice but works fine its OEM and has the clip part
only prob is I cant get it off the damn manifold so i bought a new sensor.
you pay shippin and I can try to get it off, its kinda scratched around the bolt peice but works fine its OEM and has the clip part