🔧 Denso Oxygen Sensor 234-9062 - Enhanced Air and Fuel Ratio Sensor for Superior Performance Review

I lost my money on this product, it's not compatible with 2006 Honda Civic Ex 1.8 A/T Sedan 4 doors, I recommend you go to Denso website and to check which oxygen sensor is suitable for your car.

This product replaces the standard Inlet O2 Sensor (b1s1) on the 2.4 liter Honda CRV. Precise fit. The rubber boot mounts on the wire harness for direct attachment to the wire harness holder. The wiring harness is painted in the color of the factory plugs. Work for 15 minutes if you have the tools.

I installed this Denso Air/Fuel Sensor on my 2011 Honda Civic with 100,000 miles on it. With the new sensor I am now getting much better performance and gas savings. Previously I had installed an "After Market" sensor which caused the "Check Engine" light to come on. Highly recommended.

Perfect . Used on 2009 Honda CRV with code P0135. front (upstream) air-fuel ratio sensor. Denso is the only way to use Honda sensors as they are the manufacturer of most OEM sensors. EXACT replacement part for factory sensor .wire length, socket . Everyone. Even comes with an anti-seize package. Don't worry about this part.

This is an accurate OEM sensor for my child's 2008 Honda CRV. Installation was easy (no special key/socket needed for this car, just lock the car and drive). Contains a tube of anti-seize agent. Use sparingly, apply a small amount to the threads and avoid contact with the sensing element or yourself. Reset the code with the reader (or reset the parts store if you don't have a reader) and it was fine.

Attempted to use a cheaper sensor to fix a check engine light problem that wasn't working. Using an OBD2 code reader showed the same problem with the sensor. I replaced it with a Denso sensor, the Check Engine light didn't come back. The code reader used did not display a DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code). So save yourself some time and hassle, buy a Denso sensor if it fits your car.