This oxygen sensor is about half the price if you bought it from an auto parts store and installed it yourself. If you were going to a mechanic you would probably be looking for $100 for a sensor. I bought both (my truck has two in the front and two in the back) for $35 each and installed them in about half an hour. Quite easy. Another plus, which is less of a product and more of a design advantage, is that the front and rear sensors have different connectors, so they can't be confused. Of course, you should be aware that there is a catalytic converter in the front, but it's always nice to see how intelligently designed old cars are (I have a '96 Chevy). And there's plenty of hands-free room where you don't need that special socket that's only used to replace oxygen sensors. I just used a wrench. And Delphi is one of the best. Made in the USA.
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