🏎️ Denso 234-9005 Oxygen Sensor: Unparalleled Performance and Precision Review

So. I work in a car dealership. I've been here for 4 years. I bought this part for my private car. This Revain part was better than the same part our dealer usually orders. I ordered one through our dealer and it came in an old box with a separate part although it hasn't been used. THEN. I saw the exact same part and manufacturer at Revain for $50 less. The part I received from Revain was in a brand new box, wrapped in plastic, with a manual and additional contents inside. Had it been fitted to

03 The CR-V gave a code that kept going on and off after I replaced the starter motor so the intake manifold had to be removed. I didn't replace the gasket so I figured maybe it was leaking causing the O2 sensor to read incorrectly. Gasket replaced, bulb reinstalled and it started again. Studied the code and they suggested replacing the O2 sensor in front of the cat. When attempting to remove the sensor using a dedicated O2 sensor removal tool, it turned out to actually be surprisingly easy…

I received my new 2005 Honda Civic LX coupe last week and it had a few issues that I was able to fix. I bought a car to be able to work myself and to save money. I used the BlueDriver OBDII Bluetooth scan tool on the car because the check engine light was on. The codes said my O2 sensor was faulty and needed to be replaced. In the BlueDriver app he linked me to this O2 sensor so I bought it and rented an O2 sensor key insert from Advance Auto Parts. Installation was super easy. I had a hard…

Purchased this oxygen sensor for my 2004 Honda Civic Hybrid after the check engine light came on and Autozone drew a code (P035) for me. Autozone charged $165 for the same part, so I was happy to get it here for less than $100. Removing the old sensor was a little tricky. There are two terminals for wire connection. One clip is for attaching to the vehicle and the other clip on the opposite side of the link is for connecting to the other clip. It took me longer than I can imagine to disassemble

This worked in my 2002 Acura RSX Type-S - I just installed it today (April 3, 2015). First I got the code p1167 read out of the OBD-II interface. I reset p1167 via OBD-II to see if it comes back and it happened 3 days later (first time). Subsequent resets resulted in a much faster p1167, so my sensor seemed to be failing slowly, but it failed. I ended up getting both p1166 and p1167 as others have described. To install, all you have to do is lift the car, place it on stand, spray Blaster 16-PB…