O2 sensor
#2
Lives on the Forum
You want one for cheap?  Get a generic one with a bare wire pigtail.  Crimp on a male 1/4" or 0.250" inch spade connector, and it'll plug right in.  Generic O2 sensors like this are like $25-$30 from your local auto parts stores...
-Ted
-Ted
#4
Lives on the Forum
Originally posted by kleach18
Is there a difference in the cheap ones and the ones that cost like $130?
Is there a difference in the cheap ones and the ones that cost like $130?
Seriously, all the zriconium-based (narrow-band) O2 sensors are basically all the same.  You're going to have people who argue some are better than other and some are faster responding to others - I find all these claims a lot of BS.
-Ted
#6
I put a Bosch in mine I had heard good things about them. I suspect Ted is right however most O2 sensors are the same. You can get heated ones but they have no performance benefits they just heat up faster.
Trending Topics
#8
I once conducted a search on this subject and came across this one thread were a member on this forum announced (i cant remember his name or else i would have asked him) that he had just purchased a Bosch O2 sensor with the OEM connectors as opposed to the universal one. if i recall correctly, i believe he had purchased it at an Autozone in Fl. However, when i called my local Autozone and other parts store here in NY, they all stocked the universal type.
Can anyone confirm there's such product and if so, where can we pick one up?
Thanks,
Steve w.
Can anyone confirm there's such product and if so, where can we pick one up?
Thanks,
Steve w.
#9
Lives on the Forum
Originally posted by kleach18
Hey Ted, so which one would you buy if youi replaced yours? Just helping me make up my mind.
Hey Ted, so which one would you buy if youi replaced yours? Just helping me make up my mind.
If I didn't care about that, I normally get a 1-wire generic one and just crimp on a male spade to fit the harness.
-Ted
#10
Concerned Citizen
Thread Starter
iTrader: (3)
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Miltown, WI
Posts: 699
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Yeah i just purchased my Bosch O2 sensor today. Most places stock the universal one, but i got the one that is a direct OEM replacement for the RX-7. it was 37 dollars. Of course they have to order it though so i will get tomorrow!! Yea no more lazy O2 sensor!
Oh another ?. What about the rotaries extreme temps doesn't that matter w/ the O2 sensor?
Oh another ?. What about the rotaries extreme temps doesn't that matter w/ the O2 sensor?
#12
Lives on the Forum
Originally posted by RevinRx7
Oh another ?. What about the rotaries extreme temps doesn't that matter w/ the O2 sensor?
Oh another ?. What about the rotaries extreme temps doesn't that matter w/ the O2 sensor?
Low temps actually hurt the O2 sensor, as it can't burn off all the deposits that foul the zirconium element inside.
-Ted
#13
Full Member
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Dix Hills, NY
Posts: 240
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally posted by snoops
I once conducted a search on this subject and came across this one thread were a member on this forum announced (i cant remember his name or else i would have asked him) that he had just purchased a Bosch O2 sensor with the OEM connectors as opposed to the universal one. if i recall correctly, i believe he had purchased it at an Autozone in Fl. However, when i called my local Autozone and other parts store here in NY, they all stocked the universal type.
Can anyone confirm there's such product and if so, where can we pick one up?
Thanks,
Steve w.
I once conducted a search on this subject and came across this one thread were a member on this forum announced (i cant remember his name or else i would have asked him) that he had just purchased a Bosch O2 sensor with the OEM connectors as opposed to the universal one. if i recall correctly, i believe he had purchased it at an Autozone in Fl. However, when i called my local Autozone and other parts store here in NY, they all stocked the universal type.
Can anyone confirm there's such product and if so, where can we pick one up?
Thanks,
Steve w.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
killerrx710
Adaptronic Engine Mgmt - AUS
5
09-28-15 09:13 AM
killerrx710
2nd Generation Specific (1986-1992)
1
09-24-15 10:57 PM
rotor_veux
2nd Generation Specific (1986-1992)
7
09-19-15 07:13 PM