o2 sensor?
They should run abuot $20-$25 from almost any part supplier.. AutoZone, Pep Boys, O'Reillys, take your pic. It's definately something you can do yourself.. just be sure to put a little anti-seize on the thread of the new ones when installing them.
$85, eh? Ouch. Of course there may be something different or special about our that justify a considerible price increase.. Unfortuantely I wouldn't be surprised..
I'd probably say go with two from napa. They were the cheapest on a waterpump for my X ($75), and had one in stock. Napa is pretty good about having oddball things that are difficult to find elsewhere, and the prices are surprisingly not bad.
I'd probably say go with two from napa. They were the cheapest on a waterpump for my X ($75), and had one in stock. Napa is pretty good about having oddball things that are difficult to find elsewhere, and the prices are surprisingly not bad.
ORIGINAL: jag_genius
you shud not choose low quality O2 sensors .. they dont last...
you shud not choose low quality O2 sensors .. they dont last...

There are some things you can cut corners / costs on and some that are not wise to I guess!
Jim
+1 I told my best friend Bruce not to go cheap on the O2 sensor, but did he listen...ofcourse not. TWO MONTHS...I repeat TWO MONTHS later, he had to change it. And that was a Honda!
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