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GasSavers_DaX

05-04-2006 06:27 AM

For 4 or 1 wire units, I buy

For 4 or 1 wire units, I buy only NTK. For 5-wire units...BOSCH! :p

GasSavers_Diemaster

05-04-2006 10:12 PM

Re: svo

Quote:

Originally Posted by n0rt0npr0

However, its a question of how well they work as they age. I wonder if a mechanic with a scanner would say your o2 is "healthy" or not?

as a macanic i can say that when a o2 gets "lazy" it dosent switch from rich to lean and vice versa fast enough. when they smog your car, they hook up a DSO or digital storage ocolascope (o-sill-a-scope) and can see how fast it switches. obd0 / 1 is 100ms and obd2 is 75ms.

GasSavers_Diemaster

05-04-2006 10:14 PM

on a side note do u recomend

on a side note do u recomend the same as honda uses (ngk?) like this one:
https://rywire.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=36&products_id=60&osCsid=af 6781d38053eef6a3b220545e882ea2 or will any (boush) work w/ a obd1 swap?

95metro

05-05-2006 01:54 PM

OEM the best?

When I replaced the O2 sensor in my old Dodge Spirit I cheaped out and went with a Bosch. It crapped out after 40,000 km...the OEM one had lasted around 260,000 km.

I've heard this is relatively common. OEM components just seem to last longer than aftermarket in my experience (I had the same issue with some Monroe struts compared to the OEM struts from Dodge - OEMs lasted 3x the distance).

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