Denso 234 9040 Fuel Ratio Sensor Review

It worked as expected but the first Kwiksen test I tried didn't work. Same part number link but this is the OEM version and the Kwiksen is the aftermarket variant. Kwiksen was half the price, but in the end it doesn't matter how cheap it is if it doesn't work. This Denso sensor is quite expensive for an O2 sensor but it works so I guess you get what you pay for. Installing it on a 2003 Honda Accord LX 2.4L was pretty easy (assuming you can pull out your old one - worked fine for me). This…

Like many others I had code P1157 on my 2006 2.4L Accord. Since I was able to save time shipping the part, I was able to get it for 2/3 what I would pay at a local auto parts store and about 1/3 of what I would pay at an auto parts store. Counter! I got the oxygen sensor bushing to swap out and it was worth it. A drop of PB Blaster will help damage the sensor. In the video on Youtube, the exchange looks quite simple. I'm sure that's the case in some cases, but I've had trouble getting a large…

I got my first CEL on my 2004 Honda Accord (190,000 miles) and it ended up with P1157 which is an upstream O2 sensor failure (bank 1 sensor 1). The mechanic called 250 for the repair and I saw that online it seemed easy so I installed it myself. This is an OEM O2 sensor that Honda uses. It looked the same and was exactly the same length. The product contains an anti-seize lubricant that should be applied to the threads when installing a new sensor. A low profile O2 sensor socket should be used…