Review on 🚀 Enhanced Denso 234-9064 Air Fuel Ratio Sensor by Richie Kotun

It was easy to replace if you bought a special key that removes the old one and installs the new one. The Honda shop asked $850 to change that. Took me less than an hour including the time to jack up the car and get the car off. There is a triangular bracket that holds the cables in place. The bracket is attached to the bottom of the body with a screw. My advice is to remove the whole thing (air/fuel sensor, O2 sensor and bracket) and then swap out the sensors and bracket. The clips on the mount can rust a bit and are difficult to work under the car. If you take the whole thing out and change the sensors, it's easier to put the whole thing back in. I hope that makes sense.