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garyhgaryh 10-20-2007 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by 1993CivicVX (Post 77510)
that would be the new $79 one I bought.

But good point, I will compare it to the old one.

And that is the one you bought at Global automotive right? If that # is
engraved into the O2 sensor, then I'm going to get it.

I heard the Bosch 13246 also is NTK with the Honda part # either engraved in it or
stamped somewhere..

This is really good news 1993CivicVX! Can you take a picture of it and upload it
here?
Gary

c3474i 10-21-2007 12:10 AM

I just bought the one on ebay from "GLOBAL-AUTOMOTIVE" titled "NEW NTK OEM OXYGEN SENSOR 5 WIRE 1992-2000 HONDA CIVIC". I just installed it on yesterday. When I got it I noticed the wires looked a little short and the "honda part# sticker" looked a little out of place. Sure enough the wires were way shorter than the ones on my stock sensor. I accidently pulled some of the wires out of the harness plug when I tried to plug it in. I ended up cutting the harness off of my old sensor and joing it with the new sensor to lengthen it. I got it all together and started my car to find that it worked just fine. I drove a few errands in town and then took off for the beach for a 125 mile test run. So far no problems and my car runs way smoother. I don't know what the whole sticker thing is about (instead of stamped or ingraved!?) but the sensor seems to work fine. $79+6 shipping isn't too bad...

1993CivicVX 10-21-2007 06:57 AM

the number isn't engraved, only the "Honda NTK" I will post pics shortly.

SVOboy 10-21-2007 07:05 AM

:thumbup: for the thing working, that's hella cheap!

1993CivicVX 10-21-2007 11:05 AM

Couldn't get the nut loose with an adjustable wrench and no way of getting box wrench on it without cutting the wires so I am going to have the mechanic swap it out. Shouldn't take him more than 10 minutes, right? It was $40 for an o2 sensor socket wrench. Mechanic should be able to do it for cheaper.

I soaked and resoaked the nut in PB Blaster (over night). No dice.

SVOboy 10-21-2007 11:12 AM

You lie on the cost! You lie...

https://www.autozone.com/R,NONAPP2327...ductDetail.htm

You should be able to get just the socket for like 8.99 or sommick. Screw the mechanic and use your saved money to buy tools, :p

1993CivicVX 10-21-2007 11:22 AM

will i have other uses for that socket? Seems like it's designed only for the o2 sensor removal and installation.

garyhgaryh 10-21-2007 11:23 AM

Great find!
Or you can get one of these:
https://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=95045

That's my favorite store. I spend close to $100 everytime I go there :(.
Gary

SVOboy 10-21-2007 11:26 AM

It is indeed only for that...but think how nice it is to do it yourself and how helpful you'll be when I friend needs it...

1993CivicVX 10-21-2007 11:31 AM

https://bp0.blogger.com/_Y8WoJeZ-J4c/...2%2Bsensor.jpg

hmm.. sorry, not a very good picture. but you can see the K that is from the NTK. And the number is on that sticker.


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