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Originally Posted by lipadj46
(Post 121447)
That does not sound right. Mine were $70 each from Atlantic British.
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Just got a quote for mine and they are about 99 to 150 new. Ouchy wawa
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One of the least expensive places to order your 02's from is Amazon, E-Bay has then as long as you don't buy the generic ones, most parts store will average around $80 a piece for 4.
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Exactly what Mike said, I bought mine from Amazon, $110 shipped to my door for two.
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I paid $65 or so for a Bosch on amazon
This is the FRONT sensor or one toward the engine. Not the rear one. Be well, J |
Originally Posted by jfall
(Post 327482)
I paid $65 or so for a Bosch on amazon
Bosch 15175 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment Amazon.com: Bosch 15175 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment: Automotive This is the FRONT sensor or one toward the engine. Not the rear one. Amazon.com: Bosch 15175 Oxygen Sensor, OE Type Fitment: Automotive Be well, J The fronts and the rears are exactly the same. |
Ouch.
Then I have the wrong one in the front. but, no codes.... |
Rover has 2 different part numbers for the 02 sensors, but the difference could be only the length of the leads (I'm not sure) the part numbers are:
MHK100920 (front) and MHK100930 (rear). |
For the record then..
Bought this O2 sensor for Amazon: Using it as Bank 1 Sensor 1 in the front. No codes for a month.:D |
Leads are different length, and connectors are different. Orange Front, Grey Rear
the ox sensor is physically the same. autozone $69.00 last time I purchased. 1 yr warranty. Save your receipt in case it fails.. For the tough ones to get at and loosen cut the wire off and put a nice 22mm box wrench on it. |
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