O2 Sensor price??
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O2 Sensor price??
I went to the local Autozone because I thought hey ill get a new O2 sensor b4 the winter help improve gas mileage and stuff and they didnt have any in stock but i looked at the computer screen and it said $50.99!! i was thinking 50$ for this little sensor thing geez! is that right? i was thinking it might be more in the 20$ range
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cool $35.63 is better ill get that...just curious is there a certain mileage or what when you know to replace these? i dont ever recall mine being replaced....should i only replace it if theres a problem with it?
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Re: O2 Sensor price??
Originally Posted by Muslimsteel
I went to the local Autozone because I thought hey ill get a new O2 sensor b4 the winter help improve gas mileage and stuff and they didnt have any in stock but i looked at the computer screen and it said $50.99!! i was thinking 50$ for this little sensor thing geez! is that right? i was thinking it might be more in the 20$ range
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Re: O2 Sensor price??
Originally Posted by Kennginn
dont ever buy bosch sensors our cars hate those for some reason
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Nearly everyone that'* run them has been sadly disappointed.
My personal experience was an age swap. My stock Delco sensor had 70k miles on it when I bought the car. The Bosch sensor recovered mileage, but I didn't know if it was enough. 30 days later, it completely failed. The AC Delco replacement gave 2mpg better performance than the Bosch when it was new, and still performs admirably to this day (with 103k on the car now).
Many others have had similar experiences. MANY others.
My personal experience was an age swap. My stock Delco sensor had 70k miles on it when I bought the car. The Bosch sensor recovered mileage, but I didn't know if it was enough. 30 days later, it completely failed. The AC Delco replacement gave 2mpg better performance than the Bosch when it was new, and still performs admirably to this day (with 103k on the car now).
Many others have had similar experiences. MANY others.